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REVS – FerryHawks POSTPONED. York To Host Make-Up Game Against Staten Island in September 1 Doubleheader. (August 31, 2024, York, Pa.) — This evening’s York Revolution game against the Staten Island FerryHawks has been postponed due to inclement weather. The game will be made up on Sunday, September 1, when the Revolution and FerryHawks will play two seven-inning games in a single-admission doubleheader at WellSpan Park beginning at 2 p.m.
Public Safety provides update on investigation of spraying incident at Jan. 19 pro-Palestinian rally
Public Safety provided an update on Friday on the investigation into a Jan. 19 incident during which pro-Palestinian protesters were sprayed with a chemical, writing that the substance was identified as a “non-toxic, legal, novelty item.”. Nearly two dozen students reported a foul smell, physical symptoms, or property damage,...
Pod of 20 dolphins spotted in NYC waters by Staten Island jet skiers
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A routine day of fun on the water turned into an unforgettable experience for three young men from Staten Island when they encountered a pod of dolphins during a jet skiing trip on Saturday, Aug. 24. Nicholas Demetriades, 23, of Annadale; his younger brother, John...
NYPD officer punched in Harlem while confronting alleged robber, suspect facing multiple charges
An NYPD officer was punched in the face while confronting an alleged robber in Harlem early Saturday morning, and the assailant is now facing various charges, police said.
Serena Williams visits U.S. Open for first time since playing last match there in 2022
NEW YORK (AP) — Welcome back to the U.S. Open, Serena Williams. Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, returned to Flushing Meadows on Saturday — but she was watching tennis, not playing it.
A repainted multipurpose court comes into view in Tompkins Square Park
The multi-purpose courts/TF will reopen on Tuesday... after workers complete repainting the surface of the space along Avenue A and 10th Street. The crew will apparently be working on Labor Day to get this done. Here's how it's looking now... The walking track around the perimeter seems to be taking...
Leo Sawikin Hopes to Find “The Answer” at Daryl’s House in New York
Today we are shedding a spotlight on New York City musician Leo Sawikin. He is excited to be playing at Daryl's House on Sunday, September 22nd. We talk about his latest releases and how working with Seattle producer Phil Ek has helped to unlock his latest sound. New York City...
Off-duty correction officer arrested in NYC faces weapons charges: NYPD
MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) – An off-duty Department of Correction officer was arrested in Manhattan early Sunday morning and now faces weapons charges, according to the NYPD. Patrick Falls, 32, was arrested in Midtown around 2:21 a.m. and charged with criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a firearm, according to the NYPD. Falls […]
Wagner eases by Virginia Lynchburg 46-7 for the Seahawks' first season-opening win since 2018
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. (AP) — Jake Cady threw for three touchdowns, Damien Mazil added 135 yards passing and another touchdown, and Wagner eased by Virginia Lynchburg 46-7 on Saturday for the Seahawks' first season-opening win since 2018. Wagner scored on the second play from scrimmage and cruised from there....
Mail delivery service may slow down, thanks to new U.S. Postal Service policy
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A proposed change to USPS delivery practices could lead to a slowdown in service. The plan, as first reported by the Washington Post, could save the post office up to $3 billion a year by letting mail destined for more far-away locations sit for an extra day at distribution hubs.
Adams Administration Wins $15 Million Federal Grant To Build Nation’s Largest Municipal Curbside EV Charging Program
City’s Federal Infrastructure Funding Task Force Has Won Total of $850 Million in Competitive Grants. New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on Wednesday that New York City has won a $15 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Grant Program to build the nation’s largest curbside electric vehicle (EV) charging program. The funding will allow for an additional 600 Level 2 chargers to be installed along streets across the five boroughs, with more than half of those chargers designated for disadvantaged and low-income neighborhoods. Additionally, the funding will allow the city to build 32 solar-powered charging ports at eight different New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) locations throughout the city. This builds on the city’s existing 100-charger pilot program, launched in conjunction with Con Edison, and supports the city’s goals to transition 100 percent of for-hire vehicle rides to electric or wheelchair-accessible vehicles by 2030.
Mayor Adams Launches “Money In Your Pocket” Initiative Across More Than 20 Neighborhoods To Help Deliver Benefits Directly To New Yorkers
Adams Administration Has Helped New Yorkers Save More Than $30 Billion Through Access to Programs and Benefits. New York City Mayor Eric Adams has launched a citywide “Money in Your Pockets” initiative to help New Yorkers screen for or learn about more than 70 city, state, and federal programs that can make life in New York City more affordable. The New York City Public Engagement Unit (PEU) trained hundreds of staff from across city government and The City University of New York students, who will begin to visit more than 20 underserved neighborhoods and New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) buildings, starting today and continuing on a weekly basis, to help thousands of New Yorkers find out which benefits they may be eligible to receive.
Mayor Adams Launches Major Step To Put The “PARK” Back In Park Avenue
City Releases RFP to Redesign Park Avenue Between East 46th Street and East 57th Street, as Greener, Safer, More Welcoming Corridor. New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez have announced a major step to put the park back in Park Avenue between East 46th Street and East 57th Street by adding greenery, public seating, concessions, and safer crossings for pedestrians. The city released an RFP today to help develop a cohesive design vision for that portion of Park Avenue, which sits atop the Grand Central Terminal Train Shed — currently undergoing a major capital rehabilitation by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)’s Metro-North Railroad. This effort comes as the city continues to advance its vision to permanently reimagine Fifth Avenue as a safer, less congested, pedestrian-centered boulevard, as well as other public realm projects in commercial corridors across the city.
Cam’ron To Be The Voice Of Manhattan On Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Warriors’ Album
**Cam’ron as the Voice of Manhattan in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Warriors’ Album**. The upcoming concept album, *Warriors*, inspired by the classic 1979 film of the same name, represents an ambitious fusion of hip-hop, musical theater, and narrative storytelling. Central to this project is the creative collaboration between Lin-Manuel Miranda—a multi-talented artist known for his groundbreaking work in musical theater—and a cast of iconic voices from the world of hip-hop. One of the most notable inclusions is Cam’ron, who has been entrusted with the role of the voice of Manhattan. This decision not only underscores Cam’ron’s relevance in contemporary music but also highlights the significant cultural dynamics of Manhattan as portrayed in the album.
Pelosi and Ocasio-Cortez-Inspired Play
The world premiere of Mario Correa's new play N/A, which officially opened Off-Broadway at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater June 23, completes its extended run September 1. Though playing a Lincoln Center venue, the production is not a Lincoln Center Theater production. Performances were initially scheduled to end August 4.
Retired flight attendant is pushing beverage cart from Boston to Ground Zero to honor 9/11 victims
Former flight attendant Paul Veneto is pushing an airline beverage cart this year from Boston to Ground Zero in New York City to honor lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
NYC Expands Mosquito Spraying Amid West Nile Concerns
In response to the growing concern over West Nile virus, New York City will increase mosquito spraying in additional neighborhoods across the five boroughs. The city’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene announced that targeted areas will be treated during overnight hours in the first week of September to curb mosquito populations.
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