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New surveys show signs of optimism among small business owners
NEW YORK (AP) — Small business owners overall are feeling positive about their business and achieving the goals they set for this year despite inflation and high labor costs, according to two new surveys. “At the mid-point of 2024, we asked small businesses to look back on the goals...
Midwest, Northeast get taste of fall as coolest air in months has folks ready for pumpkin spice lattes
Summer isn’t over yet, but millions of people from the Midwest to the Northeast are getting a taste of what’s to come with morning low temperatures feeling more like fall this week just in time for the release of Starbuck's pumpkin spice lattes.
DOC NYC Unveils 40 Under 40 List of Filmmakers to Watch
IndieWire can exclusively unveil the official 2024 DOC NYC 40 Under 40 list of rising filmmakers.Ayo Edebiri and Colman Domingo Play Dress Up in Neiman Marcus Short Film -- Watch The annual honor celebrates young creatives that are making an impact in the field of documentary, ranging from documentarians to editors and sound designers. This year, the seventh annual season for the list, celebrates emerging documentary talent from filmmakers based in the U.S., Canada, and/or Mexico. The 2024 cohort will be honored during the November festival at a private cocktail reception, with the 15th edition of DOC NYC taking place in...
NYC Launches Incentive Program to Reduce Daytime Truck Deliveries
The New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) has launched the Off-Hour Delivery Incentive Program to encourage businesses to shift truck deliveries from peak daytime hours to nighttime, helping to reduce traffic, improve air quality, and improve street safety. The program offers one-time financial reimbursements to businesses that commit to making deliveries between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. for at least one year. Applications are open to all New York City businesses until September 30.
Early Addition: If your neighbor has emotional-support parrots, you just have to deal
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2024. Donate today. Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where people are lining up for this Erewhon smoothie ”dupe” in the East Village. Here's what else is happening:. Boyd Johnson, the lawyer hired by Gov. Kathy Hochul to...
The lead actors are revealed for the Broadway-bound dramatic sea musical ‘Swept Away’
NEW YORK (AP) — The four stars who helped shape the new musical “Swept Away” — John Gallagher Jr., Stark Sands, Adrian Blake Enscoe and Wayne Duvall — will steer the nautical tale to the commercial waves of Broadway. The tale about four men stranded...
New York High School Named Third Most Expensive in the Nation
Would you pay nearly $100,000 a year to send your child to high school?. Tuition for college and private high school has skyrocketed in recent years. Many New York colleges are charging students over $90k to attend during the 2024-2025 academic year. Which is why it shouldn't be all that...
MTA starts ticketing drivers for blocking NYC bus stops
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The MTA has begun fining drivers who block and double park at bus stops. Starting this week, the MTA has stopped issuing warnings, and drivers who use the city’s bus stops as free parking can soon expect to receive summonses in the mail ranging from $50 up to $250 for repeat offenders.
2 faculty councils echo NYU condemnation of PSC statement referencing ‘armed struggle’
Two administrative councils representing faculty at NYU echoed an official statement from the university condemning a message from the People’s Solidarity Coalition in a memo to Provost Georgina Dopico earlier this month — a message which the faculty groups claim “strongly advocates violence, hatred, university destabilization and disrespect for any and all authorities, in the context of a political agenda.”
Robbie Fulks – 9/18 – Mercury Lounge (New York, NY)
Alt-country has its fair share of iconoclasts, but few deliberately march to the beat of their own drum the way Robbie Fulks does. Equal parts smart-aleck and confessional singer/songwriter, the Chicago native’s work places a refreshing emphasis on songcraft above all else. His latest album, Gone Away Backward, is yet another collection of fine songs, demonstrating Fulks’ ever-evolving songwriting abilities. Robbie’s latest tour finds him in New York supported by the like-minded Stephen Clair Trio. It’s sure to be a rockin’ good time.
The Daily Dirt: Brokers, NAR and the art of proving yourself
The NAR rules and rental broker commission debate dredged up a fundamental question: What value do brokers provide?. “I deal with the goddamn customers…I have people skills! I am good at dealing with people!”. That exchange is, of course, from the 1999 movie “Office Space.” I hear it in...
Major U.S. cities with the most traffic: Where does NYC rank?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- To almost no one’s surprise, New York City might just have some of the worst traffic in the country. A recent report by the data journalism website Stacker looked at commuting data from some of the biggest cities in the United States in 2023 to determine which ones have drivers losing the most time and money in traffic.
New England Fall Foliage | 2024 Forecast
Ready for another New England fall foliage season? Our forecaster predicts a big show with bold color! Read on for the full 2024 New England fall foliage forecast. It’s amazing how a good year gets people talking. The Celtics had a good year, but that’s not what I’m referring...
Southfield teen dances her way to the Big Apple
It was a summer to talk about for Nylah Taylor, a 15-year-old dance prodigy from Southfield, who secured a coveted scholarship to attend the Ailey Experience NYC workshop. This prestigious program, hosted in early August by the Ailey Extension in New York City, is a dream come true for the talented teen who has been dancing since she was 3.
brick-screen facade highlights leica store & gallery in revitalized 1950s NYC meat market
Format Architecture Office completes a renovation project for Leica, the renowned camera and sports optics manufacturer, in New York. The project transforms a former 1950s meat market in the city’s Meatpacking District into the Leica Store & Gallery. The original two-story building, modest in size and street frontage, is expanded to 372 square meters. A new steel and glass storefront, along with a brick screen volume above, connects the building to its industrial past while providing modern retail visibility. Key design elements include the retention of the original timber-framed ceiling, the creation of a double-height mezzanine at the front, and the installation of new skylights to enhance natural light. The addition of a steel bifold glass door at the rear opens onto a 90-square-meter outdoor terrace.
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