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‘Outrageous’ bill may release murderers, rapists back on city streets
The “elder parole” bill would grant parole eligibility to all inmates ages 55 and up who have been in prison at least 15 years — but New York City law enforcement officials say it would undo years of crime-fighting.
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Public records: Personal information on New York City voters is now available for all to see
The city’s Board of Elections posted its voting rolls to its website, allowing anyone to access people’s home addresses and party affiliation.
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L Train slowdown: First weekend disruption is frustrating, but not disastrous
The first two nights of the partial shutdown to repair damage from Hurricane Sandy led to larger crowds, but also offered reason for tentative optimism.
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