Four Freedoms State Park’s worldwide renown as a serene salute to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Human Rights.
Also from the Roosevelt Island Daily
- Queens Public Library Ransomware Attack: Digital Services Still Disrupted
The Queens Public Library ransomware attack continues to disrupt public computers, digital books and online services, with no confirmed restoration date. - A new RIOC appeals officer denied records on how its general counsel was hired
A different RIOC appeals officer denied records on how RIOC hired general counsel Lance Polivy. RIOC’s internal deliberations on the hire stay withheld. - Monday’s PSD blotter: two hospital transports, two disputes
RIOC’s Nov. 9 PSD blotter lists 14 incidents, including four aided calls with two hospital transports and a verbal dispute at 750 Main Street that drew FDNY. - Flushing Spa Murder: Man Charged After Woman Found Stabbed to Death
Flushing spa murder investigation leads to a murder charge against a 54-year-old man after a woman was found fatally stabbed in a Queens storefront. - Sunday’s blotter: four medical calls, three non-criminal investigations
RIOC’s Nov. 8 PSD blotter lists 19 incidents, including four aided calls (two hospital transports) and three Investigation Non-Criminal entries at 465, 580 and 546 Main Street.
Rosenthal vs. Albany: The Steam Tunnel Nobody Fixed
Six years after Susan Rosenthal was abruptly removed as RIOC's president, a federal appeals court has revived part of her lawsuit.
Buried inside that employment dispute is another story: a deteriorating steam tunnel, a fight over who would pay for it, and a warning to Albany that never resulted in a repair.
