Cold temps bring chill to Valentine's Day
Even though it's cold out in New York City, New Yorkers are doing what New Yorkers do - keeping it moving.
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Feb 14, 2022, 5:44 PM
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10h agoEven though it's cold out in New York City, New Yorkers are doing what New Yorkers do - keeping it moving.
News 12's Alexa Farrell caught up with a few Bronx commuters about the temperatures and wind that feel cold to the bone.
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