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Category: B.P. Brewer in the News

B.P. Brewer in the News:
April 10-16

By Mia Edelstein on April 16, 2021

Wednesday, April 14

AMNY by Dean Moses, Double dose: Mayor rides subway and helps New Yorkers get vaccinated
Gothamist by Beth Fertig, Vacant Storefronts Proliferate in NYC, And It’s No Easier To Identify Owners
Patch by Nick Garber, Harlem Celebrates Korean Restaurant Owner Amid Racist Attacks
TapInto by Marc Bussanich, Elected Officials and Clergy Honor Betty Park
Wall Street Journal by Katie Honan, Control of New York City Skating Rink’s

B.P. Brewer in the News:
April 3-9

By Mia Edelstein on April 9, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Thursday, April 8

ABC7, Effort underway to give WWI’s Harlem Hellfighters the recognition they deserve
Patch by Nick Garber, Harlem Hellfighters, WWI Heroes, Could Get Congressional Honor

Wednesday, April 7

I Love the Upper West Side by Mike Mishkin, Central Park Conservancy Pushes for Wollman Rink Control, Shares Proposal with Public
New York Post by David Meyer, Citi Bike set to become world’s biggest bike-share outside of China
West Side

B.P. Brewer in the News:
March 27 – April 2

By Mia Edelstein on April 2, 2021

Friday, April 2

The City by Josefa Velasquez and Rachel Holliday Smith, Embattled Cuomo Pushes Skyline-Altering Penn Station Real Estate Plan as Critics Mobilize

Thursday, April 1

Manhattan Times News by Gregg McQueen, Covid oral history project focuses on communities of color
Streetsblog NYC by Gersh Kuntzman, Open Streets Coalition to Mayor: Give Us a Real Program (And Some Help)!

Wednesday, March 31

AMNY by Carsen Holaday, Questions swirl at

B.P. Brewer in the News:
March 20-26

By Mia Edelstein on March 26, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Friday, March 26

Street Blogs NYC by Julianne Cuba, Electeds Call for Wider Bike Lanes on Second Avenue and Beyond
Streets Blogs NYC by Eve Kessler and Gersh Kuntzman, Mayor: ‘Permanent’ Open Streets Program is Basically an Application Form, Not a Program
The Broadsheet by Robert Simko, Brewer Pushes for FiDi Thoroughfare to Be Made Pedestrian-Friendly in Perpetuity
TapInto by Marc Bussanich, Effort Continues to Save 857 Riverside Drive

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B.P. Brewer in the News:
March 13-19

By Mia Edelstein on March 19, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Thursday, March 18

The Manhattan Times by Gregg McQueen, “The burnout is real” Nurses rally for safe hospital staffing

Wednesday, March 17

The Manhattan Times by Gregg McQueen, Data Delivery: New report reveals specific senior needs
Patch by Nick Garber, Columbus Circle Barricades Come Down After 9 Months
The Village Sun, Croman’s ‘House of Mouse’: Stanton St. tenants say they’re overrun by rodents

B.P. Brewer in the News:
March 6-12

By Mia Edelstein on March 12, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Wednesday, March 10

Gotham Gazette by Gale Brewer & Beth Shapiro, How to Get the City’s 136,000 Homebound Seniors Vaccinated More Quickly
Patch by Nick Garber, Tell New Yorkers Where COVID Lurks In Sewers, Manhattan BP Says

Sunday, March 7

Gothamist by Sydney Pereira, NYC Congressional Reps Will Try Again To Ban Non-Essential Helicopter Flights Over NYC

B.P. Brewer in the News:
February 20 – March 5

By Mia Edelstein on March 5, 2021

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Wednesday, March 3

New York Post by the Editorial Board, Why does it take a Post story to get an obvious public-health problem fixed?
New York Post by Lorena Mongelli and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon, Manhattan hoarder is a fashion designer who ‘needs help,’ friends say

Monday, March 1

Patch by Nick Garber, Manhattan Community Board Applications Hold Steady In 2021: Data
6SQFt by Devin Gannon, Campaign to save Union Square South

B.P. Brewer in the News:
January 30 – February 5

By Mia Edelstein on February 5, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Friday, February 5

Patch by Nick Garber, Give Wollman Rink Back To Central Park, Borough Prez Says

Thursday, February 4

Gothamist by Jim O’Grady, Lawmakers Push For Landmarking Possible Underground Railroad Site On Riverside Drive

Wednesday, February 3

Bowery Boogie by Holly, Deadline Extended for NYC Community Board Applications

Monday, February 1

Patch by Nick Garber, East Harlem Pols Praise Esplanade Funding, Demand Quick Repairs

Sunday, January 31

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B.P. Brewer in the News:
January 23 – January 29

By Mia Edelstein on January 29, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Wednesday, January 27

The CITY by Josefa Velasquez, Washington Heights Vaccines Now for Local Residents Only, Hospital Says in Switch After THE CITY Exposed Inequities

Tuesday, January 26

AMNY/THE CITY by Rachel Holliday Smith, De Blasio’s $1 million flood plan shelved and hidden from high-risk East Harlem

Monday, January 25

6sqft by Devin Gannon, Preservationists, pols fight to save Washington Heights home with Underground Railroad ties
The Wall Street Journal

B.P. Brewer in the News:
January 16 – January 22

By Mia Edelstein on January 22, 2021

View of Upper West Side buildings

Friday, January 22

Radio.com/CBS880 by Marla Diamond, Preservationists rally to save NYC building linked to Underground Railroad from demolition
New York Daily News by Larry McShane, Historians, politicians rally to save Washington Heights stop on the Underground Railroad from demolition
Patch by Gus Saltonstall, Community Orgs, Pols Fight To Protect Historic Wash Heights Home
Patch by Nick Garber, West Harlem Leaders Oppose New Shelter, Call For Housing Instead

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Gale A. Brewer@galeabrewer·

📢 HAPPENING THIS WEEK📢

@NYCHealthSystem Test & Trace Rapid/PCR testing in #Chinatown at 97 Canal Street (corner of Forsyth St) this week from 8 am to 7 pm.

🤝 Free Hand Sanitizer after your rapid or PCR test!

#GetTestedTuesday
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Gale A. Brewer@galeabrewer·

Beginning Friday (4/23), the @AMNH will be a vaccine site! It will operate Fri-Tues, 8am–6 pm & offer the Moderna vaccine (so 18+).
For an appt: https://vaccinefinder.nyc.gov/locations/679 or if you’re 50+ you can just walk in with a companion (no appt. necesary).

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Gale A. Brewer@galeabrewer·

Happy to see that the City's in-home vaccination program will resume this week using the Moderna vaccine. Screening calls for verifying eligibility have resumed, & New Yorkers interested in receiving an in-home vax can sign up at http://nyc.gov/homebound or call 877-829-4692.

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There is vaccine availability throughout Manhattan

There is vaccine availability throughout Manhattan in various locations— take a look at my vaccine page for updated information on scheduling your appointment today!

https://www.manhattanbp.nyc.gov/testing-and-vaccines/

My weekly COVID newsletter is out! 🗳️ Take

My weekly COVID newsletter is out! 🗳️

Take a look for important information on all things COVID. If you're not yet subscribed, sign up here: manhattanbp.nyc.gov/signup

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Arts and culture are coming back to NYC! On Monday

Arts and culture are coming back to NYC! On Monday I attended the show stopping opening of the new vaccination site in Times Sq.

Theater, film, & television workers are prioritized at the new vaccine site at 20 Times Square (47th St. & 7th Ave.), listed as ATC Vaccination Times Square on https://vaccinefinder.nyc.gov.

It's open to the public, but the site is targeted to the entertainment industry, open 7:30am-7pm. Call 877-829-4692 for an appointment; the @theactorsfund is helping schedule appointments (call 917-281-5937 or email vaccines@actorsfund.org); and musicians’ Union 802 is helping their members make appointments.

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