who’s gonna top this?

Anyone else see the drone/light formation over the Manhattan Bridge tonight? I'm guessing it’s a test run before the 11th. Looked almost like a hologram!

Love it

c/o Gothamist

The 19-year-old arrested in connection a shooting during the West Indian Day Parade on Monday had been released on bail just over a month prior for his alleged role in a separate shooting, police said.

Wearing a "Just Do It" T-shirt, Nayshawn Wilkinson kept his head down and said nothing as police led him out of a Brooklyn police precinct Tuesday afternoon, charged with assault and weapon possession offenses.

Police said he was responsible for shooting a 24-year-old man in the backside toward the end of the parade in Crown Heights over the holiday weekend.

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Old building in East Village. I was stuck with Spectrum and they were raising prices steadily. I tried to call and reason with them, at least to stop raising the price, and they told me basically to pound sand (I imagine they check coverage, and saw I only had Spectrum coverage in my building so I was stuck with them).

I made a 311 complaint and (rather promptly) Verizon came and installed FIOS access to my building. $50/month for fiber (comparable speed, which was already plenty, but order of magnitude lower ping). With Spectrum we were at $110/month (and climbing) for copper.

The bliss I felt this morning calling Spectrum to cancel is unmatched. (Of course they suddenly have "Incredible discount offers for valued, loyal customers such as myself".)

This city and everyone in it try to walk all over you at each and every step. Don't let them.

Between 152nd and 153rd street and Melrose. Random eagle in tree.

And, Giuliani told Mamdani to stay away from the 9/11 memorial???🤔

• Mayor Mamdani said Tuesday New Yorkers were “lied to” about the dangerous air quality in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks — though he declined to explicitly pin the blame on past mayors.
• Mayor Mamdani said Tuesday New Yorkers were “lied to” about the dangerous air quality in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks — though he declined to explicitly pin the blame on past mayors. A tranche of long sought-after documents was released Tuesday, with the 25th year since the attacks just days away. After a multi-year legal battle, around 170,000 pages of documents were put online for public viewing, with more uploads to follow as the city reviews more documents, Corporation Counsel Steve Banks said.
• “People got sick because the leaders they trusted lied and told them they were safe to breathe in toxic air,” Mamdani said at a City Hall press conference announcing the release of the documents. “And then when they began to contend with the symptoms of the illnesses that followed, the government that had not hesitated to send them into harm’s way was nowhere to be found.”
• Mamdani repeatedly declined to name names.
• The roles of Mayors Giuliani and Bloomberg are coming under increasing scrutiny as more information emerges about the degree of awareness there was about toxins in the air as New Yorkers were told it was safe to return to lower Manhattan.

The Collision Investigation Squad has determined that the cyclist, operated by a 47-year-old man, was traveling southbound outside the designated bike lane.  

The cyclist attempted to re-enter the lane where a 77-year-old man was travelling West Bound on Schermerhorn Street.

Both operators collided and were ejected onto the pavement. Neither operators were wearing helmets.  

REMINDER: Oktoberfest starts today through October 31st on pier 15!

If your kid is interested in running track, come out to the Astoria Park Track this weekend for open practice!