/in News from Mark LevineIf you have spent time on the western edge of Manhattan, you know the Hudson River Greenway is truly wonderful — and crowded. It’s one of the most heavily used bike paths in the entire country, making it a key thoroughfare in our transit system for New Yorkers who wish to commute by bike. With congestion pricing around the corner and the potential of even more New Yorkers scrapping their… Read more
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/in News from Mark LevineAs monkeypox is ramping up throughout New York City, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine compared the city’s response to when the COVID-19 outbreak occurred.
“It’s so frustrating, Bobby, that we’re seeing a repeat of some of the exact mistakes that we made in some of the early days of COVID, on testing, on vaccination, on treatment, again,” he told Bobby Cuza on “Inside City Hall” Thursday.
Levine emphasized that the… Read more
/in News from Mark LevineA bike lane would replace the westernmost traffic lane on the West Side Highway under a new proposal from Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine.
Levine’s bid to reduce crowding on the Hudson River Greenway that runs directly parallel and adjacent to the highway would slap green paint and concrete barriers directly on Route 9A — creating an alternative route for cyclists including e-bikers who are technically barred from the greenway… Read more
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Symptoms of monkeypox generally include rash, swollen lymph nodes, and body aches/fever. If you experience symptoms it’s important that you isolate and contact a medical provider immediately.
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/in News from Mark LevineYou’re not a New Yorker unless you have been out in the city when nature called and you just couldn’t find a usable public bathroom. It’s happened to all of us and probably a lot more than once.
Right now, there are only roughly 1,100 public toilets for 8.6 million residents – meaning only one for every 6,000 New Yorkers. We rank 93rd out of the 100 largest U.S. cities… Read more
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/in News from Mark LevineManhattan Borough President Mark Levine is trying to help speed up the MTA’s long-delayed congestion pricing program by proposing how much to charge drivers who enter the zone below Manhattan’s 60th Street.
The discussions are supposed to be conducted by the Traffic Mobility Review Board – a panel made up of six members largely chosen by the MTA – who will also determine fees drivers pay or any exemptions. But… Read more
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The lack of easily accessible and clean public bathrooms is a longstanding NYC problem. Listeners call in to trade tips on where to go, and Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine talks about a City Council bill that would eventually lead to more public restrooms in the city.
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In NY Daily News: Op-Ed: Manhattan needs this new bike lane
/in News from Mark LevineIn NY1: Levine discusses monkeypox, polio and primaries
/in News from Mark LevineIn New York Post: Manhattan BP Levine wants to put a bike lane on the West Side Highway
/in News from Mark LevineNewsletter: An action plan to stem the monkeypox outbreak; 🔥Staying safe during NYC’s heatwave🔥
/in News from Mark LevineSymptoms of monkeypox generally include rash, swollen lymph nodes, and body aches/fever. If you experience symptoms it’s important that you isolate and contact a medical provider immediately.
Our… Read more
Newsletter: NYC needs more places to go – our call for more public restrooms; Car-free Broadway; Monkeypox update and more
/in News from Mark LevineRight now, there are only roughly 1,100 public toilets for 8.6 million residents – meaning only one for every 6,000 New Yorkers. We rank 93rd out of the 100 largest U.S. cities… Read more
In Gothamist: As MTA drags feet on setting congestion pricing fee, Manhattan BP offers his own suggestions
/in News from Mark LevineOn WNYC’s Brian Lehrer Show: NYC’s Dearth of Public Bathrooms
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