New York City Launches Free Childcare Pilot
A house exploded in New York City as police officers were responding to a call. The incident occurred early yesterday morning. Police had been called to the residence regarding a man armed with a knife. Mayor Eric Adams announced the 'Little Apple' pilot program to provide free pre-K childcare for municipal workers in New York City. Applications for the program are being accepted through May 15th. The initiative aims to support municipal employees with childcare costs. Mayor Adams announced a pilot program for free childcare on Thursday. Mayor Mom Donnie announced the pilot program on Thursday. The announcement specified the program is for New York residents.
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WGN Radio 720
“Video shows a moment a house exploded in New York City just as police officers were responding to a call. Police were called to the home early yesterday morning for a man armed with a knife.”
NBC News Radio
“In New York, the mayor's plan to provide free pre-K to New Yorkers has taken a big step forward. It's called the Little Apple and it's the first no-cost childcare exclusively for municipal workers.”
NBC News Radio
“Mayor Mom Donnie announced the pilot program Thursday. Saying any New York”
NBC News Radio
“Mayor Mom Donnie announced the pilot program Thursday.”
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