‘The Office: A Musical Parody’ is 1st New York City stage musical to reopen
'The Office: A Musical Parody' is 1st New York City stage musical to reopen. WABC. By Sandy Kenyon. Friday, April 9, 2021 2:07PM.
Monthly Archives: April 2021
UFOs Skip NYC So Far This Year, Sightings Report Shows
NEW YORK CITY — They didn't come in peace, or much at all. Alien visitors took a cue from earthbound tourists and skipped their trips to New York ...
Job postings hint at winners of NYC and London e-scooter pilots
... Lime and Superpedestrian are gearing up to operate in London and New York City — two of the last remaining frontiers of shared-scooter services.
New York’s wealthiest residents are considering fleeing to Florida ahead of income-tax hikes in the …
Kathryn Wylde, CEO of the Partnership for New York City, which works with top business leaders, told CNBC that CEOs were being urged to open offices ...
New York’s wealthiest residents are considering fleeing to Florida ahead of income-tax hikes in the …
Kathryn Wylde, CEO of the Partnership for New York City, which works with top business leaders, told CNBC that CEOs were being urged to open offices ...
New York City music producer Tomás Doncker puts soulful spin on classic Patti Smith anthem
A New York City music producer has put a new twist on a powerful anthem to remind people that they indeed have the power. Tomás Doncker ...
The Outlook for Public Schools in NYC
Temporary shutdowns may soon be less common in New York City public schools. Until now, school buildings have closed for 10 days when two ...
New York Is Taxing the Rich. Here’s Who Made That Happen.
The cuts pushed New York City to eliminate an important rental assistance program, sending record numbers of people into homelessness. By the ...
How Covid Turned Food Pantries Into ‘Mini-Costcos’
Food Bank for New York City said it was spending $14 million to strengthen its member network. City Harvest has more than doubled its annual grant ...
LIVESTREAM: 172nd CityLaw Breakfast with Kathryn S. Wylde, President & CEO, Partnership for …
Professor Ross Sandler, Director of the Center for New York City Law will provide opening remarks and Dean Anthony W. Crowell will provide closing ...
NYC’s Famed Coney Island Amusement Park Reopens After 18 Month COVID Shutdown
Just like most venues in New York City, the amusement park's capacity limit is 33 percent. Parkgoers can make reservations online if they want a ...
The Real Word: Is New York City making a comeback?
The Real Word: Is New York City making a comeback? This week, Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss the demand for office space, the end to the ...
New York Should Completely Rebuild, Not Just Patch, Its Police Oversight System; Here’s How
Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan seeks, among other reforms, to place all the New York City police oversight agencies under one roof – a good idea – but his ...
Correction to the New York City Taxes Article
The post-coronavirus drop in New York City's total revenue forecast in the 2020 fiscal year, which ended June 30, was a less-than-expected $1 billion.
So you left New York City: Here’s why some people aren’t going back
We knew that going in, and we got used to it, qualifying the cost by saying, “It's New York City.” Being home now, we've realized the extent to which ...
New York City’s in trouble and other commentary
Fiscal expert: New York City's in Trouble. At The Wall Street Journal, Richard Ravitch — who helped guide Gotham out of near-bankruptcy in the ...
‘The Start of a Comeback’ in 5 US Cities
New York City came alive last weekend as many businesses and industries that had remained closed since the start of the pandemic reopened on ...
New COVID Protocols For New York City Schools
New York City announced new guidelines to determine when public schools must close because of coronavirus cases. CBS2's Aundrea ...
New York City Kills COVID Rule That Led to Repeated School Closings Despite No Evidence of …
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio first said back in early February that he would be revisiting the two-case rule. But changes were opposed by the city's ...
Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
Companies and schools closed regularly for deep cleanings, and New York City subway cars were disinfected every night. We now know those ...