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January 22, 2025 at 4:04 PM
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The threat of ICE has tons of people on high alert, the result is claims of ICE seen without firm or specific info people can actually use — & sometimes, no ICE at all.
It’s never “ICE spotted in Queens,” but “4 SUVs labeled DHS seen parked on 57th & 59th in Maspeth at 2:34pm.”
Be specific!
It’s never “ICE spotted in Queens,” but “4 SUVs labeled DHS seen parked on 57th & 59th in Maspeth at 2:34pm.”
Be specific!
January 25, 2025 at 7:09 AM
The threat of ICE has tons of people on high alert, the result is claims of ICE seen without firm or specific info people can actually use — & sometimes, no ICE at all.
It’s never “ICE spotted in Queens,” but “4 SUVs labeled DHS seen parked on 57th & 59th in Maspeth at 2:34pm.”
Be specific!
It’s never “ICE spotted in Queens,” but “4 SUVs labeled DHS seen parked on 57th & 59th in Maspeth at 2:34pm.”
Be specific!
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“Those springs have been fresh water springs — naturally filtered and available to the indigenous populations, and certainly helped as settlement moved here in the 1600s through today,” said Christina Vida, curator at The Valentine Museum.
Springs eternal: Richmonders find hope in groundwater
The springs’ water was tested until the 1970s, a Valentine curator says.
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January 23, 2025 at 2:32 PM
“Those springs have been fresh water springs — naturally filtered and available to the indigenous populations, and certainly helped as settlement moved here in the 1600s through today,” said Christina Vida, curator at The Valentine Museum.
