Good morning, New York City. Here's what you need to know today.
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A nice weather trend is setting up for the next few days. Expect dry and seasonable conditions today through most of the week.
Monday will feature sunny skies and just a few clouds. Daytime highs will also peak in the 40s with overnight lows in the 30s or below or nearing freezing.
Our next chance of wintry weather comes at the end of the week.
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Highs: Low 40s Lows: Low 30s Mostly sunny |
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Around NYC
1. Adams unveils plan to reimagine Bryant Park, Central Park
Mayor Eric Adams on Sunday announced a new vision for Fifth Avenue that caters to pedestrians.
Seventeen blocks along Fifth Avenue — from Bryant Park at 42nd Street to Central Park at 59th Street — will be recreated to be a “safer, less congested, pedestrian-centered boulevard that also prioritizes cyclists, mass transit, and the public realm,” the mayor said in a news release.
The city will look into early action improvements in 2023, with other parts of the vision plan to be finished within two years.
2. Bunting ceremony for Brooklyn firefighter
The city’s fire commissioner along with FDNY firefighters gathered alongside the family of firefighter William P. Moon II for a bunting ceremony Sunday.
The purple and black memorial adorns the front of the Rescue 2 in Brownsville, where the 47-year-old veteran firefighter suffered a tragic accident last week.
Officials announced a few days later that Moon would not survive from his injuries.
3. Annual Bronx toy giveaway honors life of EMT Yadira Arroyo
Grateful children in the Unionport neighborhood of the Bronx walked away with smiles and a toy in honor of the late EMT Yadira Arroyo.
“She was my best friend,” Leida Acevedo-Rosado, mother of Yadira Arroyo, said.
Arroyo died back in 2017 after trying to stop her ambulance from being stolen.
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