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Manhattan's little, quieter island and beyond

Reporting Roosevelt Island since sunrise.

Still among the best in NYC, Roosevelt Island coronavirus infection rates stay low…

According to the latest statistics from the New York City Department of Health, Roosevelt Island’s positive rate for coronavirus infections is just 1.96%. The numbers are well under the Manhattan borough rate of 3.35% and the city overall rate of...

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According to the latest statistics from the New York City Department of Health, Roosevelt Island’s positive rate for coronavirus infections is just 1.96%.

The numbers are well under the Manhattan borough rate of 3.35% and the city overall rate of 6.32%.

Only 9 out of 459 tested came up positive.

These are seven day rolling averages for the week ending March 24th, 2021.

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Queens News and Community Updates Affecting Roosevelt Island Residents

For Roosevelt Island residents, Queens news and community updates are both close and relevant. From local incidents to new openings and street safety, see how city events shape our days.

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How Roosevelt Island Reflects New York’s Big Moments This Week

This week, see how Roosevelt Island reflects New York’s big moments, from citywide sports wins and parades to local voting and youth programs.

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How Roosevelt Island Reflects a City on the Move

Discover how Roosevelt Island reflects a city on the move, capturing the currents of New York through neighborhood routines, sports celebrations, and community moments.

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Keeping Steady Through City Currents: How Roosevelt Island Residents Stay Connected

New York’s shifting news often impacts daily routines on the island. Discover how Roosevelt Island residents stay connected through city changes and local events.

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Who Chose Them? The Transparency Gap
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Who Chose Them? The Transparency Gap

Not who received the Public Purpose Fund money. Who decided where it went, how they were selected, and what residents were never told.

Last year, we focused on the outcomes.

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