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–Tyrese Haspil pleads not guilty in the murder of his former boss, tech entrepreneur Fahim Saleh. The grizzly crime happened in Saleh’s Lower East Side … –The mayor announces plans for a Soho rezoning, which he says will set the stage for more affordable housing and also make it easier for … –A lengthy battle over the subsidized art studios at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center takes a new twist. [Hyperallergic] –Street vendors, aided by City … 
Here’s a look at some of the topics Community Board 3 will be digging into next month. –On Thursday, Oct. 15, members of the … –A state judge blocks construction of a new jail in Chinatown, saying the city did not follow its own land use procedures. The city says … –Repairs on the Rutgers Tube mean service disruptions for the F train on nights and weekends. [Daily News] –Parents are reeling after the mayor changes … –Restaurants on narrow Chinatown streets are finding it almost impossible to abide by NYC outdoor dining rules while continuing to stay in business. [The City] … –A state judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project. Phased construction is expected to begin in East River Park next … –As a Chinatown bakery owner pleads with Bill de Blasio for help, concrete steps to assist struggling local businesses, the mayor turns his back and … –The artist Shalom Neuman seems to have prevailed in his 8-year battle with infamous landlord Steven Croman. A state appeals court tossed out a lawsuit … –The Tenement Museum’s union files a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board after 76 employees were laid off. [Hyperallergic] –Weeks after New York’s primary … –More layoffs at the Tenement Museum, as the pandemic takes its toll. [NY1] –The governor’s crackdown on bars operating in violation of pandemic rules brought … –Former Lower East Side Assemblyman Sheldon Silver will be sentenced for a third time Monday. Silver, convicted of public corruption, failed to convince a federal … –Jesse Malin predicts very few NYC nightlife venues will survive COVID-19 without government intervention: “We need real financial help from the federal government, like they … –After a January fire, demolition permits have been filed for 70 Mulberry. [New York Yimby] –Inside the struggle to save artifacts from the Museum of … |
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