INBOX: The NYC Bar Association is renewing its call urging @RepMcClinton to ban live pigeon shoots in PA, citing the supply chain’s “direct impact on New York City communities.”
Immortalizing an icon of Central Park! ❤️ 🐿️
Inspired by the High Line’s larger-than-life pigeon artwork “Dinosaur,” we’re pleased to unveil Central Park’s newest artwork, depicting our most beloved creature: the Eastern gray squirrel.
@1MyOnlyAccount@TheScoopNewYork@theestallion@NYCACC@nycHealthy@NYCMayor Many people assume @NYCACC is a No Kill shelter. Why? B’cuz they cannot believe that in this day & age, in the richest & supposedly most progressive city in the world, the local pound is still murdering adoptable dogs & cats by the thousands every yr! It’s literally unbelievable!
If you are looking for a new NYC restaurant to support, Ali Dogan owns Ali Baba Turkish restaurant at 224 E 53rd and kept his doors open to EVERYONE when it was below freezing out and constantly feeds his neighbors. A true 👑, man of the community and kindhearted New Yorker.
#OnThisDay in 1911, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire occurred in our neighborhood. Now every year, New Yorkers gather to honor the 146 victims. Discover how this tragedy shaped labor rights, and how it’s commemorated more than a century later: https://t.co/MZJzWjL2gP
@DavidSchwartz70 Don’t like how the people flanking him are laughing so hard. What he’s saying is legitimate. We’ve lost too many of our interesting people, our characters, and without that, NYC is not that interesting.
Today’s the 115th anniversary of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, which killed 146 immigrants, mostly young women, because the exits were locked. Volunteers remember the victims by chalking their names outside their homes across the city
Police in Central Park thought they were hunting down a skilled pickpocket after multiple visitors reported their phones mysteriously disappearing without anyone noticing a thing.
But while officers were questioning people in the park, a raccoon suddenly ran up, grabbed a phone, and exposed itself as the real thief. After chasing it through the trees, police found a hidden stash of stolen phones tucked away in a raccoon’s hiding spot.
They later announced that anyone missing a phone in Central Park could check with the station to claim it.
The war in Iran has already cost $22.8 billion.
For $22.8 billion, we could:
• Provide Medicaid to 6.8 million kids
• Build 2.6 million public housing units
• Fund Head Start for 1.3 million
• Hire 240,000 teachers
• Cancel $20,000 in student debt for 1 million borrowers