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FDNY Receives Covid Vaccine
With increasing covid cases and the rollout continuing, the FDNY are the next to receive the vaccine, Andrew Siff reports.
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Delivering Socks, Supper and Some Holiday Spirit to Seniors Unable to See Families
There are many older people throughout the tri-state who won’t be seeing many visitors this holiday season, but there is a group of good Samaritans making sure they still get meals, cards and gifts. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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Salvation Army Spreads Holiday Spirit by Helping Struggling Families
Salvation Army distributes specific hand picked gifts for families resulting in serving over 300 kids, in need, reported by Marc Santia.
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Santa Comes to Town in Police Chopper
Cops and firefighters had santa deliver toys to kids in Newark, Marc Santia reports.
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A Christmas Surprise From Stranger Hundreds of Miles Away Lets Mom Give Son the Perfect Gift
Long Island mom wanted to gift her son an xbox that was sold out, when a kind stranger had bought and gifted them the exact present, Rana Novini reports.
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A Christmas Surprise From Stranger Hundreds of Miles Away Lets Mom Give Son the Perfect Gift
Long Island mom wanted to gift her son an xbox that was sold out, when a kind stranger had bought and gifted them the exact present, Rana Novini reports.
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How to Avoid Getting Ripped Off When Purchasing Gift Cards
Some tips on how not to get ripped off with gift cards, Lynda Baquero reports.
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Families Struggling During Holiday Season Get Shopping Spree From Nassau Police, NFL Players
Nassau County Police and former players for the New York Giants teamed up to give kids and families struggling financially during the holidays a chance to get some gifts for themselves, but most focused on presents for loved ones instead. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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Airlines Agree to U.K. Pre-Board Coronavirus Testing
Three major airlines have agreed to test travelers from the U.K. before boarding daily flights to New York. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Cómo hacer un “Ugly Sweater”
Krissel Ankrom nos muestra cómo hacer un famoso “Ugly Sweater” en casa con nuestros hijos.
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NJ Holiday Light Tradition Lives On Thanks to Volunteers
A holiday lights display in Essex County, one of the largest in the state, had dazzled crowds for decades before the man responsible for it passed away. Now, volunteers are bringing the tradition back to life. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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NJ Rabbi Spreads Message of Hope With Menorahs Across the State
Amid the pandemic, a New Jersey rabbi is making his tradition of hope even bigger than before, with 140 menorahs spread across the state during Hanukkah. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.
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Rockefeller Christmas Tree Viewing Guidelines Unveiled
New rules were announced this year to control crowds visiting the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center. Rana Novini reports.
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Beloved Flower Shop Reopens in Long Island Restaurant
Two weeks after an explosive fire gutted a beloved family-owned flower shop, it’s back in business thanks to some community support. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Here’s What Black Friday Looked Like During a Pandemic
Roughly 70 percent of shoppers say the surge in coronavirus cases has pushed them to shop from home this year. Checkey Beckford reports.
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Sneak Peak of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
It’ll still have all of the fanfare — but without the fans. The annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is still on this year, but the organizers are emphasizing that it is a TV-only presentation, meaning that for those who watch at home, the tradition will carry on. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.
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NYC Businesses Brace for New Closures, as Westchester Schools Confused Over Clusters
When it comes to keeping NYC businesses open, Gov Cuomo seemed somewhat more optimistic than Mayor de Blasio, who believes things like indoor dining and gyms will close shortly after Thanksgiving. Meanwhile, schools in Westchester County are confused about staying open after being declared in yellow zones. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda and Marc Santia provide team coverage.
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Everything That Happened Today in the Fight Against The Coronavirus
Andrew Siff, Marc Santia and Brian Thompson have team coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.