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Iconic Fireplace Restaurant In Paramus, New Jersey Announces Sudden Closure After 65 YearsThe business endured 13 presidential administrations, the Vietnam War and the Great Recession. But it could not overcome the coronavirus pandemic.
Exclusive: Westchester County Officials Tout Analysis Showing Notable Drop In Crime Over Last 4 YearsA new analysis shows a notable drop in crime in Westchester County over the last four years.
Vessel At Hudson Yards Closes Indefinitely After Teenager Jumped To DeathOfficials with the development said they recently took measures to try to prevent such tragedies after three other people died by suicide there.
Construction Nears Completion On Toms River Field Of Dreams Playground For Children Who Use WheelchairsThe complex will also include individualized games and a pavilion with plenty of room for outdoor therapy.
2 Workers Rescued After Partial Building Collapse In BrooklynFirefighters said the ceiling of a 5-story building that was under construction collapsed.
Broadway Vaccine Mandate: Audiences Must Be Vaccinated And Masked; Performers, Crew And Staff Required To Be VaccinatedThe Broadway League announced that all 41 theaters will require audience members, performers and staff be fully vaccinated. In addition, all audience members are required to wear masks during performances. These policies are in effect through October.
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David Segal Violins: An Upper West Side Workshop Where Instruments Are Loved And Cared For"It takes about 200 hours, in my estimate, to make a violin," owner David Segal told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Laru Beya Collective In The Rockaways Brings Surfing To Kids Who May Not Otherwise Had The Chance To Try ItThey're making space for more Black, Indigenous and other people of color in the surfing world, and building connections in the community.
New Jersey Festival Of Ballooning Takes FlightCBS2's John Elliott got to take a ride Friday morning.
After More Than A Year, The Show Must Go On: More Broadway Shows Announce Plans To Resume PerformancesThe road to reopening Broadway is well underway. See which performances are coming back and when.
CBS2 Marks One Year Since The Death Of Our Colleague And Friend, Reporter Nina KapurShe was only 26 when she died in a moped accident last year in New York City. Since then, every day, her loss has been felt from all corners of our newsroom.
Exclusive: Long Island A Hot Spot Of 'Organized, Brazen' High-End ShopliftingThey are not petty crimes. Experts say they are highly organized, and retailers are losing millions of dollars in high-end goods.
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Why Is The Delta Variant More Contagious? Should You Still Get Vaccinated? Dr. Max Gomez Answers The Latest COVID QuestionsWhy is the Delta variant so contagious? Should you still get vaccinated? Should you avoid large public gatherings or vacations? CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez has the answers to these questions.
New York City Rolls Out $100 Incentive For Getting Vaccinated As CDC Report Warns Delta Variant As Contagious As Chicken PoxNew York City is upping the anti with new incentives for getting the COVID vaccine as a new CDC report warns the Delta variant is highly contagious.
De Blasio: New Mask Guidance In NYC May Come Monday As More Places Require Vaccinations Or Weekly TestingNew York City restaurateur Danny Meyer, behind hot spots including Union Square Cafe and Gramercy Tavern, is requiring all staffers and diners inside his restaurants to be vaccinated, starting Sept. 7.
Biden Ramps Up Vaccine Push With New Rules For Federal Workers And Call For $100 PaymentsPresident Biden is calling on state and local governments to use COVID-19 relief funds to give $100 to residents who get vaccinated.
New Proposal To Cap Classroom Capacity In NYC Due To COVIDOn average, that would mean the maximum number of students per classroom would be anywhere from 14 to 21.
CDC: 3 Connecticut Counties Now Considered High COVID Transmission AreasAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Hartford, New Haven and New London counties are classified as high risk.
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Northwell Health At Jones Beach Theater ReopensAnother sign of normalcy is returning on Long Island. Live music is back at the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater after the pandemic forced a year-and-a-half pause; CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
Police Secure Pipe Bomb In River EdgePolice in New Jersey are investigating a bomb scare near an apartment building.
Internal Document From CDC Says Delta Variant Is Changing Battle Against COVIDThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says fully vaccinated people who test positive for the Delta variant of COVID-19 can spread the virus just as easily as those who are not vaccinated. Health experts say that's why masks are so important; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.
Co-Founders Of Toms River Field Of Dreams Hope Park Becomes A Model For Inclusive PlaygroundsA new recreational facility is nearing completion in New Jersey. While most playgrounds are accessible for children with disabilities, this new park is hoping to become the model for inclusive playgrounds; CBS2's Steve Overymer reports.
Sunshine Mills Recalling Dog Foods Over Mold ConcernsSunshine Mills is recalling six brands of its dog foods.
Westchester County Sees Notable Drop In Crime Over Last 4 YearsFrom securing unlicensed firearms to tapping a network of surveillance cameras, Westchester County says various initiatives are reducing crime, a notable drop over the last four years. CBS2's Tony Aiello got an exclusive look at the encouraging numbers.
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'I'm Super Proud Of Where Our Sport Has Grown Over The Years': Marie McCool On Athletes Unlimited LacrosseThe women's lacrosse star talks with us about the new professional league and the most exciting thing about playing on national TV.
Knicks Reportedly Get Houston's Grimes After Trades; Nets Take LSU Freshman Cameron ThomasWith the 25th pick, the Clippers selected for the Knicks Houston guard Quentin Grimes, who led the Houston Cougars to the final four and shot 40% from three this past season.
Yankees Reportedly Acquire Cubs First Baseman Anthony RizzoHe is making $16.5 million this year and can become a free agent after the season.
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David Segal Violins: An Upper West Side Workshop Where Instruments Are Loved And Cared For"It takes about 200 hours, in my estimate, to make a violin," owner David Segal told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Orient Country Store: A North Fork Family Grocery Counts On Community"You can't really get away from here without a bit of a conversation, so it's not for the introvert," owner Miriam Foster told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
SOS Chefs: Obscure Ingredients For Curious Cooks At Atef Boulaabi's East Village Spice Store"It's a repertoire of notes and a library of texture and smells," Atef told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Offbeat & Odd
WATCH: Teenager Takes Seagull To The Face On Wildwood's SpringShot RideIt was a wild ride a New Jersey teen will never forget. Video caught the moment an amusement park ride took an unexpected turn.
Only In New York: Actor Jeff Goldblum Serenades Newly Married Couple At Brooklyn CarouselWhen New Yorkers spot celebrities in the city we tend to leave them alone. But one new bride couldn't contain her excitement and it led to a story she'll never forget.
Sweet Music: New York City Man Finds Guitar Next To A Pile Of Garbage, And Then Makes A Local Artist's DayDoing the right thing doesn't always come with a reward. But when virtue prevails, it leads to positive outcomes.