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Bushwick building owner cited for illegal work performed before fire destroyed supermarket, apartments

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The Department of Buildings says Core Holdings LLC, the owner of 1385 Bushwick Ave., performed illegal plumbing work without permits.
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Bushwick man who lives near site of fire expresses concerns about air pollution

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Lateef Edwards lives on the block and says he is worried about the asbestos and chemicals released in the air from the fire.
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‘Vanquish Radicals, Hamas Sympathisers’: Trump Praises Riot Cops Raid On Columbia University Campus

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Former U.S President Donald Trump praised the police raid at the Columbia university campus to evict students. Trump termed protesters as Hamas sympathisers, who occupied the university building. The ex-President also took a dig at the...
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Why are Montreal's vacant buildings more likely to burn down?

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City officials estimate about 800 buildings sit derelict across the island. According to data obtained by CBC, these are most susceptible to fire and older buildings are also at greater risk.
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Council Member Sanchez introduces building inspection, integrity bills after Billingsley Terrace collapse

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The bills are expected to force the Department of Buildings to take a more proactive approach when inspecting buildings.
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Fire officials: 5 families displaced by Bensonhurst fire, 7 firefighters injured

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The FDNY is still working to figure out exactly how the fire started.
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How Toronto's historical waterways could benefit the city's future

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Across Toronto, a vast network of hidden waterways sprawls beneath sidewalks, buildings and parks. City staff are now in the earliest stages of examining if and how those waterways could play a role in the city's response to climate change.
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Officials: Newark fire tears through several buildings, displaces family

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A fire tore through multiple buildings in Newark's North Ward Monday evening, officials say.
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Officials: Newark fire tears through several buildings, displaces families

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A fire tore through multiple buildings in Newark's North Ward Monday evening, officials say.
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Brooklyn public officials to spotlight fair housing, tenant rights in news conference today

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State Assembly Member Stefani Zinerman's office says she hopes to raise awareness on the city's tenant protection laws and tenant rights.
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Red Cross: 14 people from 3 families displaced by Newark fire

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The Red Cross says it’s providing temporary housing, food and clothing for the families that were displaced.
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Fire breaks out at Jersey City residential buildings; 18 displaced

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Firefighters believe the fire sparked outside of the three connected homes and continued to spread inside.
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Red Cross: Jersey City fire displaces 18 people from 5 families

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Initial reports say a cigarette disposed improperly outside may be the cause of the fire, but the exact cause is still under investigation.
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EPA moves forward with plan to clean up Meeker Avenue Plume Superfund site

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News 12’s Lindsay Tanney has the details on how the Environmental Protection Agency is taking steps to address the issue.
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Government eyes unused public land, derelict buildings for housing

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The federal government is eyeing abandoned, derelict or rundown properties as a way to help address Canada's housing crisis. It's part of the 2024 budget's multibillion-dollar plan to build more homes across the country.
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Vancouver author explores city's changing architectural and social landscapes

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Michael Kluckner, an illustrator and author who has spent decades documenting Vancouver's architectural and socio-political changes, discusses the impacts of the city's economic divide in his new book Surviving Vancouver.
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Marlboro Township Public Schools, Trenton BOE Central Office close following reports of bomb threats

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Marlboro Township police posted a message on Facebook and said threats were communicated to the department about the Marlboro Memorial Middle School and Board of Education buildings.
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Government eyes abandoned public land for housing development

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The federal government is eyeing abandoned, derelict or rundown properties as a way to help address Canada's housing crisis. It's part of the 2024 budget's multibillion-dollar plan to build more homes across the country.
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Rockland Community College library and student union closed indefinitely due to water damage

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A recent update on Facebook informed the community that repairs for water damage have led to the extended closure of these facilities until further notice.
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Dozens of residents escape 4-alarm fire in Paterson that damaged 3 homes

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Officials say the fire started around 12:30 p.m. on the 700 block of East 18th Street. No one was hurt.
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This theatre in the Beach is turning 110

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The Fox Theatre in the Beach is celebrating a milestone: its 110th year in operation. It opened its doors in 1914, and while it's seen some changes, many love the space for its nostalgic charm. As CBC’s Talia Ricci explains, for...
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Why should these 'matchstick houses' be protected?

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These modest houses are part of the fabric of the historic Hull sector in Gatineau, Que. Heritage advocates are worried they won't be protected from the wrecking ball in time to be part of Gatineau's future.
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Israeli army launches operation into Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp: AJE correspondent

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Israeli military launches incursion into Nuseirat camp after airstrikes. Fear grows over expanded operations in Gaza.
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Kremlin warns floods may worsen as Kazakhstan, Russia evacuate 100,000

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Floods caused by rising water levels in the Ural River broke a dam in a city near Russia’s border with Kazakhstan.