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    Advocates Urge Mental Health Diversion for Rikers Inmatesโ—Advocates Push Mental Health Diversion as Thousands at Rikers Need Treatmentโœ‰newsHealth1 h ago

    Advocates are calling for mental health diversion programs for the thousands of people held at New York City's Rikers Island jail who need psychiatric treatment rather than incarceration. The push reflects growing concerns that the jail complex, long criticized for violence and poor conditions, is being used as a de facto mental health facility, and that treatment-based alternatives would better serve inmates and public safety.

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    Barzal travels with Islanders, not ruled out for openerโ—NHL Status Report: Barzal to travel with Islanders, not ruled out for openerโœ‰newsLifeTravel41 min ago

    Mathew Barzal will travel with the New York Islanders and has not been ruled out for the team's season opener, according to an NHL status report. The update provides no further detail on his condition, but his availability for the opener remains a possibility rather than being officially excluded.

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    Nor'easter threatens Jersey Shore and Long Island with floodingโ—Nor'easter threatens Jersey Shore, Long Island with floodingโœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    A nor'easter is bearing down on the New Jersey Shore and Long Island, with forecasters warning of coastal flooding as the storm moves through the region. Residents along the coast are being told to prepare for flooded roads and dangerous conditions. New York-area news outlets are covering the storm's expected impact on coastal communities.

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    Swimmer missing off Fire Island during deadly nor'easterโ—Long Island swimmer vanishes in ocean off Fire Island during deadly nor'easter as officials launch searchโœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    A Long Island swimmer has vanished in the ocean off Fire Island, New York, during a deadly nor'easter, prompting officials to launch a search operation. The storm has already caused at least one death in the region, and conditions at sea are described as dangerous, complicating rescue efforts along the shoreline.