Bunker mode fits as well with New York’s Open Meetings Law as a whale on a shrimp boat. They’re antithetical. One reveals things; the other
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Sunset Park, Brooklyn: A Neighborhood, History and a Future
Sunset Park in Brooklyn is a neighborhood located in the western part of the borough. It has a rich history that can be traced back
Reduced Fare Taps Coming Soon for MTA Buses & Subways
The Metropolitan Transit Authority is preparing to bring reduced fare customers – seniors, disabled, etc. – into the OMNI system soon. You will be able
Another One Bites the Dust: Markus Sztejnberg Exits RIOC
Markus Sztejnberg, the latest domino to fall in a row of RIOC executives, left recently after just a few months on staff. He “…is the
Special Master Carves Up New York’s Congressional and State Senate Seats With New Maps
Rachel Holliday Smith, The City This article was originally published on May 16 6:34pm EDT by THE CITY /Sign up here to get the latest stories from THE
Losing Maloney, Maybe. Serrano for Sure. Final Redistricting
Final redistricting by a Special Master appointed by a Steuben County judge guts the voting map approved by Democrats. The same judge threw them out
If you knew as much about pigs as I do, you’d change
Pigs are one of the most commonly misunderstood animals in the world and, as a result, one of the most cruelly mistreated. People are told
What Went Wrong? Bungling Public Purpose Grants Again
Understanding what went wrong – again – with distributing public purpose funds starts with a single point. It’s an aggravating factor that’s existed for years.
Spring is here, and the Southpoint Rock Farm is… Rocky
The Shelton J. Haynes/Langan Southpoint Rock Farm promised pathways with “lush vegetation.” Promise fulfilled? You decide. by David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News The
RIOC Reform: What the New Law Does – If Hochul Signs It
RIOC reform, sought by residents for many years, is on the cusp. All it takes is a signature by Governor Kathy Hochul to make a
