The MTA with cash will no longer offer free taxi rides to commuters who have been severely affected by nightly closure of the Gov. metro. Andrew Cuomo, said officials of passage Friday. The program, which serves about 1,500 people a night who face “too long journeys” as a result of …
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The no. 4 and 7 trains will convert all weekend long, at least in a baseball game. A day after a Mets positional player and coach tested positive for COVID-19 – postponed Thursday’s game in Miami and the Subway Series opener on Friday – MLB announced that the Yankees and …
Read More »The Blasio has ‘no plan’ for bringing back indoor dining in NYC
Mayor Bill de Blasio bluntly said he “has no plans” to restore indoor dining in New York City, citing a link between indoor food and a resurgence of the coronavirus in other parts of the world. “Indoors, there’s no plan at the moment,” Blasio told WNYC’s “The Brian Lehrer Show” …
Read More »Mets coronavirus fallout: Seven pressing questions
The Mets became the last coronavirus of Major League Baseball on Thursday, when one player and one staff member tested positive for the disease, which immediately resulted in the postponement of Thursday’s final of the series against the Marlins in Miami, as well as the opening night of the Subway …
Read More »Good Cuomo admits he is not sure he sent his own children to school
Head of State Andrew Cuomo said Friday that he ‘crossed his fingers’ that Big Apple schools are ready to open safely – but admitted he was not sure he was sending his own children to one in the city. “I would have a lot of questions,” Cuomo admitted in the …
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