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Drink Tuesday Up Through a Salty Meat Straw
It's (another) primary day, Mayor Adams is still salty over questions about his penchant for nightlife, and more of what we're thinking about today.
Governor Kathy Hochul’s Beautiful Bumpass Home
Our 57th governor has extolled the beauty and virtues of New York's many lakes. Why does she own a home on this man-made, 17.5 mile-long lake in Virginia?
Down With a Case of the Pre-Primary Mondays
A strange summer primary season draws to a close, Eric Adams eats more fish, and other news we're reading today.
A Late August Salute to Slow News Stories
It’s slow-going out there in the content mines, make sure to bring a canary.
Friday’s To-Do List: Background Check of the NYPD Inspector General
It would probably be a good idea to make sure the guy you've picked for the job doesn't have a history of alleged sexual harassment.
Eric Adams: I Will Protect NYC Outdoor Dining And Make Sure the Municipal Lemonade Is Palatable to All Palates
While “knocking down” an abandoned shed, Mayor Eric Adams made clear that his administration won’t be cowed by a small group of dissenting voices.
It’s Thursday, and You Won’t Believe Why Trader Joe’s Shut Down Their Wine Store
Heading into the busiest stretch of the year, Trader Joe’s closed its only wine shop. Workers say it’s union-busting.
A Hot, Dubious Swagger Summer for Some NYC Employees
“Even just optically, it’s in such poor taste."
NYC Streets Continue to be Very Deadly
Citywide, per Department of Transportation data, 158 people have been killed in traffic fatalities as of August 16.
