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Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where Bald Vinny is still cheering.
Here's what else is happening:
- The city and state want to consolidate Red Hook's shipping infrastructure to make way for thousands of waterfront housing units.
- The MTA said this week that actually, it will try to dig a tunnel underneath a Middle Village cemetery for the Interborough Express rather than running the light rail train on city streets through Queens.
- Congrats to this Long Island elementary school teacher with a flair for magic tricks who won a prestigious Milken Educator Award, a.k.a. the "Oscar of Teaching."
- Will the city find a way to keep Uber Eats and Grubhub from pressuring delivery cyclists to work dangerously fast? Maybe?
- "The timing is not great at all." "Pummeled." "Outspent. Tied. Falling short.": The Kamala Harris campaign has developed some kind of email subject line strategy.
- Now that's what I call fan interference.
- Some good looks at the New York Public Library's Halloween costume parade.
- It's limoncello spritz season, I guess.
- And finally, slenderman:
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