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News from NBC New York – September 4, 2026

By Big New York · 09/04/2026 · Updated 09/04/2026

NBC New York published several updates today. This digest highlights the main items selected from the source feed, with links back to the original reports for full context.

Aryna Sabalenka complains about the smell of marijuana during her US Open match

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Aryna Sabalenka complains about the smell of marijuana during her US Open match. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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NYPD announces security measures ahead of J'Ouvert, West Indian Day Parade: What to know

This item from NBC New York focuses on: NYPD announces security measures ahead of J'Ouvert, West Indian Day Parade: What to know. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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The presence of influencers and tennis etiquette become hot topics at the US Open

This item from NBC New York focuses on: The presence of influencers and tennis etiquette become hot topics at the US Open. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Net under NJ bridge was meant to keep pigeons away. Instead, birds are trapped inside

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Net under NJ bridge was meant to keep pigeons away. Instead, birds are trapped inside. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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Long Island high school teacher charged with stalking former teen student

This item from NBC New York focuses on: Long Island high school teacher charged with stalking former teen student. Read the original source for full details and official context.

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