In the past, we looked at Main Street retail every year, comparing, looking to the future, but the pandemic changed everything. An analysis under extreme
Month: November 2023
Hochul blasted for rejecting retail theft task force
(The Center Square) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is being criticized for vetoing a bill to create a crime task force to address the
Fear on the F Train Shuttle during rush hour with no help anywhere
While the MTA and cooperative media shovel safety pabulum at the public, subway fear is real and continuing as an F Train incident yesterday showed.
Anger Rising Over New Management Policies at Roosevelt Landings
Roosevelt Landings made itself something of an outlier when new management severed the thread of WIRE buildings, dropping the E by replacing “Eastwood.” New owners,
Less Compost, More Methane Gas and Landfill Loom in Proposed Budget Cuts
City-funded food scrap compost programs face potential shutdown, giving way to government programs that turn food waste into greenhouse gas — not nutrient-rich fertilizer.
How to Safely Deal With Wild Animals in NYC
So, there’s a bat in your apartment. Or a racoon on your fire escape. Or a dolphin on the beach. Who’re you going to call?
RIOC vs RIOC Now: Haynes’s and Robinson’s Swelling Lawsuit
The chaos of lawsuits challenging RIOC now sinks to new depths as executives say they will sue the operation they manage. Believe it or not,
Why is someone making Shelton Haynes look like a fool?
It’s a mystery. Someone is trying to make RIOC President/CEO Shelton J. Haynes look like a fool. It’s so obvious, but why? We asked several
From RI Concerts, Special Gifts for Roosevelt Island
RI Concerts‘s unique gift for the Roosevelt Island community spans centuries, wedding 18th Century music with modern tunes. With the holidays fast rising on the
5 Unique Ways That People Use Robots Every Day
Although they once seemed like visions of the future, today, robots contribute to our daily lives. Discover five unique ways that people use robots every day.