I get no kick from champagne, but I like this. Seen in Manhattan on 3rd Avenue, between 59th and 60th, outside Bloomies.
More from the Roosevelt Island Daily
- Photo Spots on Roosevelt Island: Capture NYC’s BeautyFrom the Roosevelt Island Tramway to Four Freedoms Park, there are many photo spots on Roosevelt Island that capture NYC’s beauty and history.
- With the Window Project, RIVAA Celebrates “the creative spirit of the Island.”The Window Project showcases RIVAA artists’ creativity, enhancing Roosevelt Island’s Main Street. This vibrant tribute celebrates local art and fulfills the community’s commitment to creativity.
- Finding Treasure on Roosevelt Island: FDR Four Freedoms State ParkFour Freedoms Park symbolizes freedom’s importance, reminding us to cherish expression, diversity, and peace while envisioning a brighter, more inclusive future for all.
- Rescuing Rosie. Roosevelt Island Wild Turkey Found Safe and SoundRoosevelt Island residents formed a wild turkey rescue team, successfully springing Rosie from subway captivity. Who knew turkey rescues required such coordination? Flap flap hooray!
- Rosie trapped in the subway station – Does anyone know what happened to her?Rosie, the beloved wild turkey of Roosevelt Island, became trapped in the subway station, raising concerns about her safety. Many remain worried and seek updates on her whereabouts.
The WIRE: Two Futures, One Empty Chair
David Stone is preparing to take over. Dick Lutz is preparing him. Somewhere between January and July, the same plan begins moving in two directions.
It is December 6, 2015, and David Stone is writing to Dr. Jack Resnick about a chair that will soon be empty. Dick Lutz is preparing to leave the Main Street WIRE, and Stone has been encouraged to ask whether he might replace him. Seven years of covering art, Cornell Tech and questionable practices inside Public Safety have taught Stone how the paper tells an Island story.
