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New York opens traffic-clogged streets to people during pandemic, the city's latest redesign in times of dramatic change

  • Written by Amy D. Finstein, Assistant Professor of Architectural History, College of the Holy Cross
imageHarvest Kitchen restaurant, on Manhattan's Upper West Side, making use of New York City's new policy of opening streets to walking, biking and dining.Ron Adar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

On some normally congested New York City streets, cars are gone, replaced by diners tentatively returning to restaurants – though only outside...

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