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Early Addition: 311 honking complaints are down in NYC congestion zone
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James Ramsay
Published Mar 11, 2025
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Good Tuesday morning in New York City, where it's really warm again.
Here's what else is happening:
- Inside the congestion pricing zone, 311 complaints about honking are down 69% compared to the same period last year.
- They're talking (again) about relocating Madison Square Garden to make way for a better Penn Station overhaul.
- The NYPD said officers seized 210 illegally parked or unregistered mopeds in a crackdown last weekend.
- The lottery is open for actually affordable apartments — we're talking two-bedroom units for $1,166 — in this pretty fancy looking Financial District building.
- Good luck to the Hostos Community College Caimans women's basketball team in the junior college Division III championship tournament.
- There appear to be serious deals and mild chaos at the new returned-boxes warehouse store on Long Island.
- You know what they say about male narwhals with long tusks.
- Brainstorm: Take me away from the norm!
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