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NYC: Hochul Heckled, Cop Rescues Kitten, Boomers Vote Early

From political drama to heartwarming rescues, NYC has seen it all this week. Find out what's been happening in the Big Apple.

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NYC: Hochul Heckled, Cop Rescues Kitten, Boomers Vote Early

New York City has seen a mix of political events and unusual occurrences this week. Governor Kathy Hochul faced a light heckling incident, while a Midtown cop made headlines for rescuing a stray kitten. Meanwhile, early voting among baby boomers has been high, and a dedicated artist has continued a unique Halloween tradition.

Governor Kathy Hochul's campaign event at the Forest Hills Stadium turned eventful when she faced light heckling from a small group of protesters. The incident, however, did not disrupt the event significantly, with Hochul continuing her speech without pause. The rally was in support of Zohran Mamdani, a candidate for New York City mayor.

In a heartwarming tale, a Midtown cop rescued a stray kitten found shivering under a food truck. The officer, moved by the kitten's plight, decided to adopt the feline and give it a loving home. The story has since gone viral, with many commending the officer's kindness.

New Jersey's annual archery-only bear hunt concluded this month with a total of 368 bear deaths. The hunt, which aims to control the bear population, saw a slight increase from last year's 345 deaths.

A dedicated artist has continued a unique tradition for the 15th consecutive year. Every Halloween, the individual dresses up as Vincent van Gogh and participates in the Village Halloween Parade. This year was no exception, with the artist once again bringing the famous painter to life.

In other news, early voting among baby boomers in New York City has been notably high, with many casting their ballots ahead of the election. Meanwhile, an unusual home decoration trend has emerged, with some people using wasp nests as decorative items. Despite their potential danger, these natural structures are being incorporated into interior design, adding a unique touch to homes.

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