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The horse-drawn carriages that have cruised through Central Park for more than 150 years will soon be banished from New York City, ending a tradition beloved by tourists but long opposed by animal wel
Advocates demand safety measures for Central Park pedestrians as bike-related deaths, injuries climb
Following two deaths involving cyclists in NYC’s Central Park this fall, advocates are demanding safety improvements on the iconic park loop — especially given the fact that safety concerns sparked
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Editor’s note: the video is from a previous newscast NEW YORK (PIX11) – Heavy rain can overwhelm sewer systems and increase flooding risks in nearby neighborhoods. A $35.7 million project in northern Central Park aims to help reduce that risk in Harlem and East Harlem while saving the city’s drinking water.
The council bill stops the issuance of new carriage-horse licenses and outlaw the industry entirely by the summer of 2028, bringing a Central Park tradition to an end.
