by David Stone
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
Thanks for the heads up, Meredith Gandy.
Both Tram Cabins in Action, This Afternoon

Because RIOC’s vaunted Communications Team somehow missed the boat – again – The Daily is spreading the word as a community service.
It’s expected that the third scheduled maintenance shutdown, required for replacing the cables, will begin when the weather is a little better. But super secret RIOC keeps all details as if the national security depends on it; so, that’s an educated guess.
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Air Doesn’t Have an Address
The Roosevelt Island Steam Plant fight has reached a new stage: DOB has agreed to a site walkthrough, ArchRI says it is bringing independent engineers and architects, and four elected officials have formally asked RIOC to create a Community Advisory Group (CAG) for the project.











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