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You can visit the New York City Marble Cemetery on East Second Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue until 5 p.m. as the headline explained.
Read more about the cemetery here.
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[T]he cops adopted a tacit all-toke, no-action policy.
“We have zero arrests, and we don’t plan on having any,” one sergeant told a Post reporter.
Advocates praised the cops’ mellow take on toking as the latest sign New York was inching toward decriminalization.
Last month, Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson warned the NYPD in a memo obtained by The Post that his office would no longer prosecute people caught possessing — or even smoking — marijuana in public.
The #SaveNYC Concert will be taking place TONIGHT, Saturday May 2, at Arlene's Grocery. This event's primary mission is to create public awareness of the Small Business Jobs Survival Act. We have Penny Arcade and DeeDee Luxe on board along with Joe Hunt. Ann McDermott will be there to speak about our mission.
The May 1st Coalition for Worker & Immigrant Rights is organizing Friday’s rally and march in Manhattan. The rally will take place at 3:30 p.m. and be followed by a march to Foley Square at 5:30 p.m.
“We stand in solidarity with Baltimore in the wake of the most recent killing of Freddie Gray at the hands of Baltimore police. We are still trying to come to grips with the savage killing of Walter Scott killed in South Carolina, shot in the back running away from a police officer who decided to murder Scott in cold blood,” said Charles Jenkins, co-coordinator of the May 1st Coalition.
“This year’s event is dedicated to the struggle against police terror given the deep crisis for black and Latino youth,” said Teresa Gutierrez, co-coordinator of the May 1st Coalition.
Parishioners from the Church of the Nativity will be holding another clothing distribution for residents who lost their homes after the East Village Explosion.
After stopping by the clothing drive in April, a resident suggested that Nativity distribute the clothes again one month later the collapse — hoping that displaced residents would later be more situated.
If you know displaced tenants who lost their home in the East Village Explosion, please let them know about the distribution:
WHAT: Distribution of Clothes & Goods for East Village Displaced Residents
WHERE: Church of the Nativity. 44 Second Avenue between 2nd & 3rd Streets
WHEN: Friday, May 1, 4 PM - 7 PM
*Please note: We are NOT accepting anymore donations.*
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