A career 911 dispatcher and longtime friend of Mayor Eric Adams who rented a room to Adams in her Crown Heights apartment for four years
Tag: New York City
Glass Half Empty in Still Depopulated NYC Office Towers
The latest figures on office occupancy dashed hopes that the number of workers in New York’s still-lagging business districts would increase as summer turned to
Is Midtown Manhattan Today the Center of the Universe?
Midtown Manhattan is a bustling commercial and cultural center. It’s home to some of the world’s most famous stores, restaurants, hotels, and theaters. It’s also
The Mysterious Case of the New York City Smells
New Yorkers are a hardy bunch. We can deal with a lot of things that would send other people running for the hills. But even
Why Does New York City Smell So Bad These Days?
These days, the Big Apple smells more like a big pile of rotting garbage. What gives? And there’s something else. Have you noticed that walking
New York City opens another hotel for bused-in migrants
(The Center Square) – The number of migrants seeking asylum in New York City has waned in recent weeks. However, Mayor Eric Adams said Thursday
Districting’s Final: City Council Now Agrees That We’re in Manhattan
New York City districting’s final step is complete. Word came yesterday from Community Board 8 that the City Council approved the latest maps last week,
Before ‘the next Sandy,’ New York City mayor says “plan”
(The Center Square) – This weekend marks the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy hitting the New York City area, and Mayor Eric Adams said the
A Central Park Summer Fantasy Under the Minton Tiles
The summer fantasy captured under the Minton Tiles near Central Park’s Delacorte Fountain finds a man and a woman caught up in heated magic. Lighter
On an Autumn Walk in Central Park, Everyone’s a Critic
The leaves are falling, Central Park entices you for an autumn walk. As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, there’s no better time
