The Carter Burden Network (CBN), going into the new year, adds two new programs on Zoom for the Roosevelt Island Senior Center.
| STRENGTH CLASS WITH ROAD RUNNERS STRIDERS First Class this Thursday, December 30th. Every Thursday from 10am – 11am Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 892 4733 4750 Password: 713430 https://us0 6web.zoom.us/j/89247334750?pwd=a29sQzFOM3ZUZXg5ZDUvZkV2RWlGQT09 |
| BALANCE WORKSHOP WITH SID First Class on Monday, January 3rd. Every Monday from 1:30pm- 2:30pm J oin Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 834 7973 9413 Passcode: 159283 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83479739413?pwd=dERVMTc2NktHdjkydWhrK2R0cmNadz09 |
Also from the Roosevelt Island Daily
- MTA Launches Six-Year Signal and Track Overhaul on A and C Subway LinesThe MTA launches a six-year signal and track overhaul on A and C subway lines, bringing CBTC and major infrastructure upgrades to the Fulton and Liberty Avenue corridors through 2032.
- Long Island City Rent Overcharge Lawsuit Seeks $50 Million Against DeveloperA Long Island City rent overcharge lawsuit seeks about $50 million from Rockrose Development, raising questions about billing practices, tenant protections, and legal oversight in NYC’s fast-changing rental market.
- Astoria E-Scooter Rider Dies After Northern Boulevard Crash in Long Island CityA 22-year-old Astoria e-scooter rider died after a Northern Boulevard crash in Long Island City. Details remain under investigation, highlighting micromobility risks on busy city streets.
- Hate Crime Charges Filed After Vandalism at Fresh Meadows Kosher Bagel ShopHate crime charges have been filed after vandalism at a kosher bagel shop in Fresh Meadows, with prosecutors alleging bias-motivated acts. Hearings are set in New York’s legal process.
- Midtown Subway Shooting Leaves 26-Year-Old Dead; Queens Incidents SeparateA shooting inside a Manhattan subway station left a 26-year-old dead. Police investigate the Midtown incident and separate shootings in Queens as commuters seek safety.
Can the Lawsuit Reach the Stacks in Time?
Residents have spent months asking City and State agencies to show why the Roosevelt Island Steam Plant must be demolished. Meetings produced promises. The CAG produced more process.
The underlying record remains largely hidden. Now two residents have taken the question somewhere government cannot manage quite as easily: a courtroom.
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