2019年7月4日 星期四

New York Today: In Surprise, Katz Pulls Just Ahead of Cabán in Queens D.A. Primary

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Thursday, July 4, 2019

In Surprise, Katz Pulls Just Ahead of Cabán in Queens D.A. Primary
Melinda Katz, the Queens borough president who had the backing of unions and local political leaders, is now slightly ahead in the borough's district attorney race.

Melinda Katz, the Queens borough president who had the backing of unions and local political leaders, is now slightly ahead in the borough's district attorney race. Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times

By JEFFERY C. MAYS AND JAN RANSOM
Tiffany Cabán's 1,100-vote lead evaporated after the count, putting Melinda Katz 20 votes ahead in the hotly contested primary.
Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill Baroni, center, are appealing their
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"No woman should ever have to go through the traumatic experience that I went through," the 28-year-old mother said.

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During Mr. Alvarez's emotional plea before Congress, his frail appearance displayed the stark realities facing many ground zero emergency responders.

A vigil was held in Manhattan last week for Robyn Hightman, a bike messenger who was hit and killed by a truck.
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The spate of cyclist deaths drew anguished cries from transportation advocates and undercut a signature policy of the mayor.

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