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MetroFocus: April 13, 2018
Season 2018
Episode 3115
Local residents are suing nearly every agency involved. The expected L train shutdown is projected to last 15 months. Poverty rates for the elderly New Yorkers are around 60 percent with rates as high as 80 percent if you’re a minority. Diane Von Furstenberg has changed the way women look and broke the glass ceiling in the process. Lincoln Center celebrates Autism Awareness Month.
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