The 2020 Census demands redistricting responsive to the current population. This brings a once every decade shift in district boundaries and community representatives. by David
Year: 2022
Near blizzard conditions possible as coastal storm zeros in on New York City
The coastal storm we reported on yesterday has grown more clearly defined. The National Weather Service upgraded the “Watch” to a “Warning” with concerning details.
Dave Kapell Finally Leaves RIOC Board, Four Months After Our Request
When we learned, in early October, that board members Dave Kapell and Jeffrey Escobar no longer lived on Roosevelt Island, The Daily asked both to
Albany Democrats Seize Control of Redistricting, With Unclear Role for Public
Clifford Michel and Farah Javed, THE CITY This article was originally publishedon Jan 26 at 9:59pm ESTby THE CITY/Sign up here to get the latest stories from THE
Watch on for up to a foot of snow, starting tomorrow across New York City
Up to a foot of snow is forecast for Roosevelt Island and the rest of New York City. An official Winter Storm Watch is on,
Opening Friday, MSTDA’s lively new teen show polishes its finishing touches
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time opens on Friday. (Tickets here.) As these picture at live rehearsal show, the players will be
Cuomo-Hochul, Hochul-Cuomo – “Meet the new boss, Same as the old boss…?”
Whether it’s Cuomo-Hochul or the other way around, it looks more and more like the same old song with the same political patronage and the
Has anyone seen RIOC?
Has anyone seen RIOC lately? That’s what I was thinking after watching a PSD officer, his hands in his pockets, ignore cars and eBikes roll
More KN95 Face Masks and COVID Test Kits for Roosevelt Island, Says City Council Member Julie Menin
In partnership with Senator José Serrano and the Roosevelt Island Residents Association,” Menin’s office announced, “we’ll be distributing at-home Covid-19 test kits and KN95 masks
UPDATE: Judge throws out New York mask mandate, but Hochul fights back
The mask mandate issued by Governor Kathy Hochul and extended by the Health Department is up in the air. State Supreme Court Justice Thomas Rademacher
