Extra Extra: Brooklyn birders don't snitch on owls

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Published Nov 4, 2025

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James Ramsay

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Good Tuesday afternoon in New York City, where Zohran Mamdani finally revealed he voted "yes" on the housing ballot measures.

Here's what else is happening:

The MTA has boosted weekday service on the A and L lines.
The St. John's men's basketball team is supposed to be really good this year.
In other basketball news, the Knicks are holding a season-long talent show.
Brooklyn birders shall respect the borough's owl code: Don't post about it if you spot one.
An appeals court in New Jersey has ruled an Edison woman can't sue a local go-kart track because some kids there called her a "Karen."
A jury trial in Washington, D.C., is underway for the man charged with a misdemeanor for throwing a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection officer outside a nightclub this summer.
Hilary Duff is putting out new music for the first time in a decade.
If that's not your thing, try jazz?
And finally, that's how it's done:

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