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New Citi Bike Stations Will Be Installed in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens Beginning Fall 2025, Delivering Convenient Transportation Option to Underserved Communities

After Expansion, 64 Percent of New Yorkers Will Live Within Five Minute Walk of Citi Bike Station

(NEW YORK) – Amazon Teamsters at two New York City facilities—JFK8 and DBK4—have voted overwhelmingly to authorize strikes following Amazon’s illegal refusal to recognize their union and negotiate a contract addressing the company’s low wages and dangerous working conditions.

NEW YORK—The Archdiocese of New York’s Department of Education – Superintendent of Schools Office has undertaken a vital step to ensure its Catholic schools’ future strength and sustainability. Sister Mary Grace Walsh, ASCJ, Ph.D., Superintendent of Schools, recently shared details about the ongoing School Viability Study, which is currently evaluating the health and vitality of the archdiocese’s regional and parish elementary schools.

NEW YORK, NY – DECEMBER 16, 2024 – Nord Anglia International School New York (NAISNY) is thrilled to announce its relocation to a new home in the heart of Gramercy. Beginning with the 2025–26 academic year, the school will operate from its new campus at 111 E 22nd Street marking an exciting new chapter after 12 successful years on the Lower East Side.

Major efficiency upgrade enhances Queens Hospital’s infrastructure and reduces the hospital’s carbon emissions

New York, NY – It’s Time! Pete’s Tavern, the historic Gramercy Park institution beloved by New Yorkers since 1864, has just launched its most ambitious holiday decorations yet to celebrate an incredible milestone—160 years of continuous hospitality. This year’s holiday display promises to transform the city’s festive season with breathtaking decorations and a
tribute to the heart and soul of New York.

CUNY School of Law is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Gregorio Mayers, Esq., to its Board of Visitors. With more than 20 years of experience as an attorney, strategic consultant, federal mediator, and tenured professor, Professor Mayers brings a wealth of expertise in criminal law, administrative law, and public policy to this role. His expertise and commitment to social justice have made him a sought-after speaker on critical civil rights issues, including bail reform, reflecting CUNY Law’s mission of law in service of human needs.

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After nearly two years without a raise, CUNY faculty and staff disrupted the CUNY Trustees’ public hearing on October 21st, 2024, declaring “No Business as Usual!” until we get a fair offer.