Max Scheinberg, 8, left, and brother Sam Scheinberg, 6, came as Luigi and Mario of the Mario Bros. video game at a children’s Halloween event at the Bleecker Playground.
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After recent uptick, NYC sees decrease in mpox cases
NYS gives Mount Sinai the green light to close Beth Israel hospital
Federal judge awards temporary respite to plaintiffs suing NYC over water shut-off threats
Health Department set to spray pesticides across Queens to reduce mosquito-carried virus
Bandits break into cannabis dispensary, other shops in Middle Village
Sports
2024 US Open Fan Week offering unforgettable, free events for New York tennis lovers
Giants Hard Knocks episode 4 shows Joe Schoen shopping for Daniel Jones’ replacement, praise for Malik Nabers
Francisco Lindor cementing status as generational shortstop for both Mets, New York baseball
For ex-Met Billy Wagner, 2025 offers last chance for Hall of Fame enshrinement after narrow miss
Red Bulls sign Wiki Carmona to new contract through 2027
Entertainment
Illuminating darkness: Lauren McKinney’s journey from urban strife to abstract art brilliance
‘Make Me Famous’ documentary showcases vintage East Village in retrospective of mysterious artist
Bronx-based artist establishes Circle O cultural group for Black disabled creatives
Ramen revolution: Beloved East village restaurant Okiboru coming to Dumbo’s Time Out Market
Green-Wood Cemetery’s community-shaped art exhibit sheds light on death
Crime
Study: NYC spends $70 million annually on uncombusted gas leak response- Bandits break into cannabis dispensary, other shops in Middle Village
Former ‘Jeopardy!’ champ, Brooklyn Heights teacher hit with child porn charges
Custody battle sparks murder-suicide on the Upper East Side
Bronx man found dead inside his apartment; medical examiner investigating
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