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Early Addition: Mayor Adams' son threw Gracie Mansion's hottest party of 2024
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Emily Nadal
Published Dec 24, 2024
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It’s Tuesday morning in New York City, where many New Yorkers aren’t feeling safe in the city’s transit system.
Here's what else is happening:
- McDonald’s is suing StreetEasy co-founder Michael A. Smith over claims that Smith’s Tribeca penthouse was built over roof space that the McDonald’s around the corner uses for HVAC equipment.
- There’s nothing quite like New York City during the holidays.
- Just ask Mayor Eric Adams’ son, 29-year-old Jordan Coleman, who hosted an album release/holiday party at Gracie Mansion over the weekend during which he performed several of his new songs for guests.
- A members-only dog club just opened in Tribeca featuring indoor playgrounds for pups, a cafe and even dog-friendly wine.
- Speaking of dogs, this Brooklyn pup named Katie has become quite the rat hunter, clocking hundreds of kills since 2023, all meticulously documented by her owner.
- After a year filled with pretty bleak news, this NPR roundup of stories that will make you smile is just what we needed.
- There are just too many group chats now-a-days.
- And finally, let him cook:
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