
Anna Oakes
Audio Producer and Journalist at Freelance
Reporter at @THECITYNY, grad student @columbiajourn | Bot Love with @radiotopia 🤖 Signal: annao.06
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4 days ago |
thecity.nyc | Jose Martinez |Haidee Chu |Anna Oakes |Jonathan Custodio
A blistering heat wave couldn’t stop the New Yorkers who trudged to their polling places on Primary Day to thin out a packed pool of mayoral wannabes. “It’s a hot day!” newly minted voter Charlie Qucik, 23, said after voting at Public School 17 in Astoria, Queens.
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6 days ago |
thecity.nyc | Samantha Maldonado |Katie Honan |Claudia Irizarry Aponte |Anna Oakes
Neither rain nor an extreme heat warning could keep New Yorkers in the five boroughs away from polling stations Sunday, the final day of early voting ahead of the city’s June 24 primary. As of Saturday, the eighth day of early voting, 305,896 New Yorkers had cast their ballots, more than double the number of early voting check-ins during the same period in 2021, although turnout then was impacted by the COVID pandemic.
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2 weeks ago |
thecity.nyc | Gwynne Hogan |Anna Oakes
Thousands of New Yorkers flooded the streets of Lower Manhattan Tuesday evening protesting the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, which in New York City has been playing out inside immigration courthouses for three weeks. The throng gathered in Foley Square denouncing raids that have taken place in the city and across the country.
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3 weeks ago |
hellgatenyc.com | Anna Oakes
10:08 AM EDT on June 02, 2025 Adam Schleser has lived in the six-building Jewish Hospital complex in Crown Heights since the summer of 2018, and in his current, ground-floor one-bedroom since the fall of 2020. Schleser said that the apartment had some unaddressed noise issues—but the rent stabilization and enjoyable neighborhood made up for that. Then, in mid-October 2024, Schleser began hearing what he soon realized were rats in his walls.
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1 month ago |
hellgatenyc.com | Anna Oakes
On Wednesday evening, NYPD officials stormed Columbia University's campus and conducted mass arrests of pro-Palestine protesters, several hours after the activists had occupied a reading room of the university's Butler Library ahead of finals week.
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