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New York City Council takes power struggle to ballot box
(The Center Square) — The Democratic-controlled New York City Council is taking its intra-party feud with Mayor Eric Adams over city commissioner appointments to the ballot box in November with a proposed referendum that asks voters to decide if the chamber's authority should be expanded. On Thursday, the Council filed a proposed ballot question asking voters to approve "advice-and-consent" legislation that would expand its authority to approve or block mayoral-appointed commissioner positions by adding another 20 commissioner posts to a list requiring the mayor to...
The Kids Love Nostalgia. Ask Hal’s. Plus, Celebs With Cred.
Sweet. Savory. Celeb. The hosts check all the boxes in an episode that looks at how consumers evaluate authenticity between brands and celebrity endorsers. We also feature an interview with Stephanie Reda, the director of brand development for fast growing snack and seltzer brand Hal’s New York. In this...
Knicks Media Roundup: Remaining offseason questions, praise from Reggie Miller, and Hart quotable again
Today at The Athletic, Fred Katz addressed pressing questions ($) about the New York Knicks. First up: How does the acquisition of Cameron Payne affect the roster? New York recently signed the veteran Payne to a one-year, minimum contract, which provides greater depth at the point guard position. Although many of us fretted that Payne’s presence would push Miles “Deuce” McBride farther down the pecking order, Katz is unconcerned. He still expects the tenacious McBride to remain in the top eight rotation and is recovering well from a toe injury.
Milk Bar Collabs With Converse For the Sweetest Shoes Of The Summer
Milk Bar, one of the chicest bakeries in New York City (and beyond), is celebrating its “Sweet 16” with a delightful new Converse line. The bakery has been open since 2008, getting its start with a variety of unique treats, such as Cereal Milk Ice Cream and Compost Cookies. It only makes sense that a brand as focused on aesthetics as this one would branch out into the fashion world, and this exciting new footwear is sure to not disappoint.
Knicks insider confirms team inquired about trade for rival veteran center
Over three weeks have passed since Isaiah Hartenstein left the New York Knicks for the Thunder (and way more money). Since then, the Knicks have been linked to several centers but haven't added another big man to the roster. Last week, SNY's Ian Begley reported that New York has had...
Your landlord may now have to install an AC unit in your apartment or be fined
Last year was the earth’s warmest recorded year ever. Now New York City is experiencing its third heat wave of the year, and we are not even halfway through the summer. As New Yorkers continue to battle the blazing heat and city humidity, a new bill has emerged to keep New Yorkers cool.
Ticket prices are dropping for Billy Joel’s final MSG concert
On Dec. 14, 1978, up-and-coming artist Billy Joel played his first concert at Madison Square Garden. 46 years later, the Piano Man will perform his 150th — and final — gig at the famous Big Apple venue on Thursday, July 25. “To our audience, I want to thank...
Surgeries and doctor's appointments canceled amid global IT outage
Several major U.S. hospitals were forced to cancel surgeries and doctor’s appointments amid the global computer outage Friday. Hospital staffers in New York and Boston said they were unable to access some medical records or were having trouble figuring out where to send critically ill patients as several operating rooms had been shut down.
‘Blue screen of death’ hits NYC gov’t computers; jail cameras, arrest software down in ‘unprecedented’ global tech outage
The dreaded “blue screen of death” hit non-critical computers en masse in New York City’s government offices after a failed tech update crippled Microsoft worldwide. Jail cameras, arrest processing software and other city governmental functions were affected by the outage Friday, but 911 and emergency systems remained untouched, city officials said.
Family Celebrates NJ’s Longest Married Couple
HOWELL – Imagine a Marine veteran, a chance encounter in Jersey City, and nearly eight decades of unwavering love. What’s the result? An unforgettable anniversary party celebrating 75 years of marriage!. Lou and Gloria Parisi of Loch Arbour recently toasted their diamond-golden anniversary at the Howell home of...
Half-Million New Yorkers Must Pay Much More For Electric, Gas
This is "not the outcome" Hudson Valley residents wanted. But get ready to pay more. Last summer, Hudson Valley Post reported that Central Hudson wanted to raise its gas and electric rates by double digits. Central Hudson Wanted To Raise Prices By Nearly 20 Percent. The company asked the Public...
Newport chefs dazzle NYC with ‘Classic Coast’ culinary showcase
NEW YORK — Four of Newport’s top chefs brought a taste of Rhode Island’s “Classic Coast” to New York City on Thursday, showcasing the region’s evolving culinary scene at a sold-out dinner. The “Cooking on the Classic Coast” event, presented by Discover Newport, took...
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