Paris Theatre in Midtown abruptly closes - Pix 11
SHELTER SETTLEMENT SPAWNS NEW POLICIES TO SUPPORT TRANSGENDER HOMELESS - The City
Opinion: Addressing the Growing Problem of Senior Homelessness - Gatham Gazette
The City’s Pouring Money Into Trash Basket Pickup, and Complaints of Overflowing Bins are Dropping - Gatham Gazette
AFTER AMAZON LOSS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP. HIRED BIG GUNS FOR LOCAL BATTLES - The City
THOUSANDS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS MISSED NEARLY TWO MONTHS OF SCHOOL - The City
The Plan to Scrap New York’s Gifted Programs: 5 Takeaways - NY Times
Protected bike path ‘bridges’ E. 59th St. danger zone - Villager
HALFWAY INTO HOMELESS REVAMP, WORK LAGS AS HOTEL USE GROWS - The City
Drug Overdose Deaths Drop for First Time in 8 Years, City Reports - Gotham Gazette
Hate Those Floating Digital Billboards? New York Just Banned Them - NY Times
NYC Is Coming For Your Flavored Juul Pods - Gothamist
Assessing Alicia Glen's Impact on the City's Physical Landscape - Part II: 'Chunky and Funky' - Gotham Gazette
Catholics blast Chirlane McCray over city statue snub - NY Post
Pro-Development Group Targets Soho & Noho For Affordable Housing - Gothamist
Federal judge rejects opponents’ request to block vaccination law - Politico
Fed up: Major landlords consider exiting New York - Crain's
HOUSING AUTHORITY ADMITS IT CAN’T GET THE LEAD OUT - The City
De Blasio Follows Cuomo in Expanding Homeless Outreach in Subways - WNYC
Cyclists, Pols Celebrate Closing Second Avenue Bike Lane Gap - Patch
Lenox Hill Hospital revitalization impresses patients - WPIX 11
Things to do: Horseback Riding on the Beach, in Brooklyn. Seriously. - The New York Times
[A] Summer reader from Midtown East, recommends Andrew Haswell Green Park in Manhattan’s East 60s. The park, named for the unsung 19th-century urban planner, 'looks out to Roosevelt Island and has a really nice little grassy area with tables and chairs overlooking the East River and the promenade...'”
The UES Has More Street Trees Than Most NYC Neighborhoods: Study - Patch
Related Companies’s Riverwalk Park Tops Out At 460 Main Street On Roosevelt Island - YIMBY
Cyclist Deaths in New York City: Accident or Crime? - The New York Times
Supportive Housing Facility Opens On Upper East Side - Patch
Our Lesser Islands: Unearthing New York’s hidden histories: Our Lesser Islands - New York Magazine
The Green Gunk That Ate Central Park - Our Town
Many Reasons Drive City’s Storefront Vacancies, Report Says - City Limits
"This concentration of storefront vacancies were often found in certain neighborhoods identified by the city as “hot corridors” — more established commercial hubs that are rapidly changing, and where property owners “kept spaces vacant while seeking high rents.” The “hot corridors” had medium to high vacancy rates and include the [...] Upper East Side..."