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Park Officers’ Arrest of Artist Leads to Public Outrage

October 10, 2019 by Aashna Agarwal

Photo by Griffin Wood Park Enforcement Patrol Officers arrested artist Oriel Ceballos Sunday night for assaulting an officer in Washington Square Park.  But bystanders and Ceballos have a different account of what happened.  Since the event, videos of the officers tackling, punching and pepper spraying Ceballos circulated on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. An online uproar […]

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Union Workers show their support of non-union workers in midtown rally

September 26, 2019 by Aashna Agarwal

  With heads hung low and baseball caps in hand, over 100 union workers gathered in front of the New Line Structures corporate building Wednesday afternoon to mourn the deaths of seven construction workers in the city. Six of the men had lost their lives on non-union sites. The rally began by reading off the […]

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