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New York Times reporter covering how New York City works. Transportation, infrastructure, crowding, education. winnhu@nytimes.com
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New Supports Have Made Building Stable, Mamdani Says

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By Isabella Kwai Verified, Christopher Maag Verified, Winnie Hu Verified
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- Temporary supports have been installed inside the midtown Manhattan office building that was showing signs of collapse, Mayor Zohran Mamdani of New York City said Wednesday, and there has been no additional shifting since the structural damage was discovered a day earlier. Construction crews hammered and welded through the night to shore up the 20th and 21st floors of 235 E. 42nd St., a 37-story building that is being converted into a housing complex with more than 1,600 apartments.
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By Winnie Hu Verified, Lexi Parra
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Sonia Bordelies was at the front of the line, as usual, for Dry Dock Pool in Lower Manhattan on Monday. She had her breakfast of coffee and a buttered roll while waiting for the pool to open at 11 a.m. Then, Ms. Bordelies, 59, a retired home health aide, and her group of friends rushed in to stake out their regular corner at the public pool.
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How Public Pools Create Summer Communities in New York

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By Winnie Hu Verified
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NEW YORK -- Sonia Bordelies was at the front of the line, as usual, for Dry Dock Pool in lower Manhattan on Monday. She had her breakfast of coffee and a buttered roll while waiting for the pool to open at 11 a.m. kAm%96?[ q@C56=:6D[ dh[ 2 C6E:C65 9@>6 962=E9 2:56[ 2?5 96C 8C@FA @7 7C:6?5D CFD965 :? E@ DE2<6 @FE E96:C C68F=2C 4@C?6C 2E E96 AF3=:4 A@@=]k^Am kAmsCJ s@4< !@@= :D 2? @2D:D @?
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