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Storm damage and Central Park safety dominate New York's day

Day’s Recap

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New York City's transit agencies expect mostly normal service Monday after a nor'easter hit the region, though scattered showers and thousands of power outages remain.

7:36 PMGothamist

A powerful nor'easter flooded low-lying areas in New Jersey and New York City and caused widespread power outages across the region.

6:51 PMAl Jazeera

A nor’easter is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to the Northeast, causing coastal flooding and hazardous conditions. The live updates track the storm’s effects as it moves through the region.

6:46 PMNYT New York

Richie O'Brien, 41, died after being struck by a cyclist in Central Park.

9:33 PMStreetsblog New York City

A woman who appeared to be homeless was found dead near the Central Park Boathouse after suffering stab wounds. Investigators are questioning a man in connection with the death.

5:00 PMNYT New York

Other Developments

A curated list of other prominent stories from this day.

The City Council is considering a broad package of proposals to improve safety across New York City's increasingly crowded micromobility network, including e-bikes, scooters and mopeds.

6:03 PMGothamist

Line dancing is spreading across New York, from bars and dance studios to a roller rink. Its participants are just as likely to wear cutoff shorts and crop tops as boots and denim.

3:04 PMNYT New York

The New York Liberty return to the WNBA playoffs, two years after winning the championship and celebrating with a parade through the Canyon of Heroes. The piece provides a catch-up on the team before its postseason run begins.

11:25 AMGothamist

A new collection of reader-written vignettes recounts a putback in Prospect Park, an imagined day in Manhattan, and other small encounters around New York City.

3:00 AMNYT New York

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