More and more people are giving up their pets to city-run shelters due to housing insecurity — and in response, the city’s not-for-profit animal care
Month: August 2022
RIOC Silently Adds a New AVP Akeem Jamal
Without notice, RIOC added Akeem Jamal to its executive roster in August. According to his LinkedIn Profile, Jamal is now Assistant Vice President, Communications &
RIOC Fires VP-CFO John O’Reilly, Extending a Brutal Thread
“I was terminated today for having one beer at lunch,” John O’Reilly told The Daily. O’Reilly was, until getting the ax on Tuesday, RIOC’s highly
Cop Who Bragged About Ripping Down Mask to Pepper Spray Protester Escapes Discipline for Use of Force
The NYPD officer who ripped down the face mask of a Brooklyn protester and pepper sprayed him in the face in the early days of
New Yorkers poised for enormous relief from Biden’s plan
(The Center Square) – New York’s Democratic U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer said more than 10% of New Yorkers will receive some relief from President Joe Biden’s student
How the Women We Elected Can Help Roosevelt Island
As the next year rolls out ahead of us, the women we elected have a remarkable chance for helping Roosevelt Islanders. Couple that with independence
RIOC Communications. Or How To Shoot Yourself in the Foot
RIOC communications nosedived last week, exposing a lack of awareness or skills that serves no one well. At this sorry point, it stops the bunkered
Gov. Abbott accelerates busing of foreign nationals from southern border to New York City
(The Center Square) – Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is accelerating the state’s busing to New York City of foreign nationals who’ve entered the U.S. through
Franz Marc Never Painted Again: The Case Against War
Because he died so young – only 36, still in the upward arc of his art – you won’t find a lot of Franz Marc’s
A Roosevelt Island Fall for Arts Festival in 2022…?
A Fall for Arts Festival for Roosevelt Island this year grew increasingly unlikely as prior years’ planning and calls for artists’ dates went by without
