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Delivery Apps Ask NYC to Block Wage Increase For Delivery Workers Days Before It Takes Effect
During a hearing Friday, DoorDash relied on the same tactics it’s used to push anti-worker legislation in California and elsewhere.
$20 Dinner: Feasting At Papaye, the Bronx’s Ghanaian Classic
Get ready to tear the banku into bits and plunge them into the soup.
A Public Apology to Mayor Adams on Behalf of NYC Media
A heartfelt mea culpa, and more links to read and reflect upon.
In Queens With the Heart Attack Argentina Fandom
At Boca Juniors restaurant on Queens Boulevard, an anxiety-ridden fanbase finds release during the World Cup semifinal.
Adams Administration’s ‘Visionary’ Idea for the BQE: A Six-Lane Highway
Eric Adams appears poised to restore two lanes on the BQE that were removed last year.
Wednesday Is a Good Day for the DOB to Finally Inspect the Mayor’s Brooklyn Apartment
Plus: An NYPD evidence building goes up in flames, City employees acting badly, and some very relevant questions about where houseless New Yorkers have gone.
The Final Smhoakstock
A long-running 36-hour collaborative jam session drops its curtain, as the era of DIY spaces in Brooklyn also draws to a close.
It’s Tuesday and the Mayor’s New Involuntary Commitment Policy Had Its First Day in Court
A controversial new policy finds itself quickly in court, and other links to start your day.
The Black Widow Looks Back
Jeanette Lee, the subject of a new documentary, talks about her childhood in Crown Heights, and how she became the Black Widow of billiards.
