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"It is not a good use of any of our time, looking in the rearview mirror and trying to figure out where we should place blame," New York Public Radio's CEO told staff on Friday.
This week, the Real Housewives of New York City do a better job meeting general Housewife cast member expectations. Thank GOD!
"Did you know backup center Stefanie Dolson's family goes back in New York State to before the Revolutionary War? Bet you didn't! I am soooo wise."
And some links that are *not* engaging in weird political grandstanding, for your Friday.
Conditions continued to deteriorate in August and September, even as Correction Commissioner Louis Molina and staff visited London tourist sites.
Here's what the MTA is going to focus on for the next generation or so. Spoiler alert: It's mostly repairs on existing infrastructure.
Cocktail bar Donna in the West Village is a hotspot with a twist—it's run by five worker-owners, all veterans in NYC's hospitality industry: "I feel like equity share in the business is the only model going forward."
Now that Governor Hochul has completed her solemn task of allowing people to buy a bucket of Coronas at 10:00 a.m. on the Sabbath, maybe she can turn her attention to helping wrongfully convicted New Yorkers.
Autumn Moultrie and Brian Villanueva's beloved bakery pop-up now has a brick-and-mortar location on Rockaway Avenue.
The Brooklyn band announced a third year of "residency" performances exclusive to American Express cardholders.
“This is the first time I’m learning that,” the mayor told Hell Gate.