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Subway trains resume service at site of awning collapse in Brooklyn
Trains have resumed service at the Clark Street subway station in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning, following an awning collapse that blocked the entrance, according to MTA’s website. The Nos. 2 and 3 trains resumed stops at the station after the Department of Buildings completed an investigation into the awning collapse,
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The WWE continued the momentum from its inaugural two-night SummerSlam event right into this past Monday (Aug. 4). Monday ...
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