September 23, 2021
MTA
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is advising customers that beginning Thursday, September 23, MTA officers will be stepping up mask enforcement throughout the system.
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Fun City
September 20, 2021
Some Olds may still remember the go-go years when New York was unironically dubbed “Fun City” during the reign of our Kennedy-esque Mayor, John Lindsay.
Shuttle Diplomacy
September 17, 2021
There will be track work on the A train from 9:45PM Friday night until 5AM Monday morning.
Coalition of the Unwilling
September 17, 2021
They may not have agreed on everything, but they were all 100% opposed to mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations.
Pier Review
September 15, 2021
Alex Morel
Lodged in downtown Manhattan’s Pier 36, Art on Paper’s seventh edition continues to bring together exciting and compelling projects.
20 Years
September 12, 2021
A Gazette Editorial
First of all, why not keep that Tribute in Light on all year long?
Concrete Abstract
September 11, 2021
“Images where different points of view gather and amalgamate, where time folds in layers, where memories and repetitions of past and future intertwine.
Still Missing Them
September 11, 2021
After the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, thousands of people who worked in those two buildings were missing.
The Paper Fair
September 9, 2021
Art on Paper opens this Thursday, September 9th, at downtown Manhattan’s Pier 36, with 70 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art along with a series of exciting projects and events activating the fair’s public spaces.
Ida Aid
September 9, 2021
Rep. Adriano Espaillat
Following President Biden’s approval of emergency and major disaster declarations for New York, U.S. Reps. Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) and Grace Meng (D-NY) announced today that they are leading an effort to secure even more federal relief to help New Yorkers recover from the devastation caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida.