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ty & State New York First Read Tonight WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019 WEATHER: A wintry mix across the state. New York City, low 31; Albany, low 27; Buffalo, low 34. FROM CITY & STATE: * In the fall of 2018, New York City Transit said it was turning a corner on subway performance — and in a way, that's

the Experts" feature. NEW THIS AFTERNOON: * Former New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, who was hand- picked for that post by Mayor Bill de Blasio, now says the mayor is running the city on autopilot and "seems to lack focus" as she runs for public advocate, the New York Post reports. * New Y

an McDuffie, Destenee Bell, Deandre Wilson, and Deshema Clark "have been indicted in connection to the case of a 3-year-old boy found in a box on a Buffalo porch last September." The indictments "states that Cobb, Wilson, and Reed are accused of obstruction of justice for burning the bodies of Miguel An

w Federal tax dollars to fund cities that allow themselves to deteriorate into lawless zones." The Post says the memo "twice mentions New York Mayor Bill de Blasio by name." The Washington Times <https://www.washingtontimes.corn/news/2020/sep/2/trump-orders-anarchist- jurisdictions-funding-slash/> (9/2, Dinan,

n On New York Murder. WIVB-TV <https://www.wivb.com/newsfiocal-news/buffalo/fbi-continuing-to-offer-up-to-25000-for- information-in-elwaseem-death/> Buffalo, NY (11130, 114K) reports that the FBI "continues to offer up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest in the shooting death of 12-year-old B

Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/education/2020/11/29/nyc-schools-reopening/> (11/30, Balingit, 14.2M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Sunday "announced...that he would begin to allow the city's youngest students and those with special needs to return to classrooms beginning

op_story/orleans-drug-dealer-gets-150- months-in-federal-prison/article_2ef21e96-81dc-5622-a276-c37bc3c27a31.html> (11/20, DeSmit, 38K) reports from Buffalo, New York, "He boasted of having a Mercedes and gold around his wrist and neck and money, cars and toys," and "Anthony Allee once wrote on Facebook,

." The New York Times <hftps://vvww.nytimes.com/2020/11/19/nyregion/schools-closing.html> (11/19, Shapiro, Kim, 18.61M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) "defended his decision" to shut down the school district on Thursday, "saying it was justified by the steady increase in test positivity, which

g death of 12-year-old Badraldeen Elwaseem," who "was killed in April 2019 when he was hit by a stray bullet in his apartment on Williams Street in Buffalo." Two More Defendants Sentenced In "Operation Shutdown Corner." WOAY-TV Bluefield, WV (11/30, Rodriguez) reports that US Attorney Mike Stuart has

ounger Grades, Students With Special Needs To Return To In-Person Classes. The Washington Post (11/30, Balingit, 14.2M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Sunday "announced...that he would begin to allow the city's youngest students and those with special needs to return to classrooms beginning

ty, signed a 2003 contract giving him half of a planned social networking website that later became Facebook. U.S. District Judge Richard Arcara in Buffalo dismissed that case after another judge said the contract was doctored. Ceglia was criminally charged in November 2012. In a June 4 order denying C

eping management of apartments with the authority. NYCHA has, so far, turned over management to private vendors. De Blasio Gets RAD-icalized Mayor Bill de Blasio, who wasn't initially a RAD fan, came around last year to embrace the program as medicine to help cure NYCHA's ills, amid a Justice Department lawsu

g death of 12-year-old Badraldeen Elwaseem," who "was killed in April 2019 when he was hit by a stray bullet in his apartment on Williams Street in Buffalo." EFTA01658864 Two More Defendants Sentenced In "Operation Shutdown Corner." WOAY-TV Bluefield, WV (11/30, Rodriguez) reports that US Attorney Mi

ounger Grades, Students With Special Needs To Return To In-Person Classes. The Washington Post (11/30, Balingit, 14.2M) reports New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Sunday "announced...that he would begin to allow the city's youngest students and those with special needs to return to classrooms beginning