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WEB EXTRA: Crane Spins Above NYC StreetsA crane was dangling and spinning in the wind on Thursday night (10/29) in midtown Manhattan, New York City. The city's fire department says debris fell from a building, but the crane did not collapse. There have been no reports of injuries. Several streets in the surrounding area have been closed to traffic.
WEB EXTRA: Murder Hornet Queens CapturedThe Washington State Department of Agriculture captured two Asian giant hornet queens when they took down the tree that housed a "murder hornet" nest on Wednesday (10/28). The hornet queens are about two inches long.
WEB EXTRA: 101-Year-Old Woman Casts VoteOne woman made her way to the polls in Queens, New York on Wednesday (10/28) to cast her ballot in the 2020 presidential election. She's 101 years old.
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WEB EXTRA: Stroke Warning SignsThursday, October 29 was World Stroke Day, a day to raise awareness about a leading cause of death and disability around the world. The American Heart Association says to look out for these stroke warning signs.
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