More bars and restaurants are closing their doors at earlier hours, and more New Yorkers are grabbing dinner earlier in the evening. One of our reporters set off to find out why. Source: New York Times
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162,000 Signs That New York Is Struggling to Bounce Back
By Gotham Rex on September 19, 2022
The city is having a hard time regaining jobs lost during the pandemic, partly because of its reliance on tourism and office workers. Source: New York Times
Re-enactors Worry About Bringing Their Muskets to ‘Wars’
By Gotham Rex on September 16, 2022
A new state law banning guns in certain public places concerns those who like to commemorate famous battles of the past. Source: New York Times
A Closer Look at The Times’s Report on Hasidic Schools
By Gotham Rex on September 15, 2022
Our reporters did hundreds of interviews and read thousands of pages of documents to investigate the shortcomings of secular education in yeshivas. Source: New York Times
For the Very Rich, $3,200 a Night is a ‘Prototypical’ New York Experience
By Gotham Rex on September 14, 2022
Life in a hotel for the $30,000-a-day crowd. Also, ex-Gov. Cuomo continues his campaign against harassment charges. Source: New York Times
Columbia Loses A-Plus Status in U.S. News Rankings
By Gotham Rex on September 13, 2022
The university plunged from No. 2 to No. 18 in the popular list, which many experts call into question. Source: New York Times
How the Brooklyn Library Helped Fight Book Bans in Oklahoma
By Gotham Rex on September 12, 2022
An Oklahoma teacher left her job after she told her students how to access the library’s banned books program. Source: New York Times
Many Subway Riders Gave Up on the Mask Mandate Before Hochul Did
By Gotham Rex on September 8, 2022
As the governor lifted the requirement for mass transit, passengers said they were already making their own personal risk assessments. Source: New York Times
The Little Pump Trains That Could, but Didn’t
By Gotham Rex on September 7, 2022
The M.T.A. didn’t send out its pump trains because the storm didn’t reach New York. Source: New York Times
Will Return to Office Get Serious in September?
By Gotham Rex on September 6, 2022
Bosses want employees back, but it looks like the return will be gradual and depend on the future of Covid. Source: New York Times
Let’s Go, Mets? Sure. But How About Those Starry Knights!
By Gotham Rex on September 2, 2022
In this league, the Mets are from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Whitney Houstons sport the singer’s image on their uniforms. Source: New York Times
As Apartment Prices Climb, Renters Look for Deals in the Outer Boroughs
By Gotham Rex on August 31, 2022
An analysis by the listing site StreetEasy found that many apartment hunters have moved on from the hottest neighborhoods in Manhattan. Source: New York Times
Towering Over Midtown: The Penn Station Super-Talls
By Gotham Rex on August 30, 2022
The proposed project would include buildings in the West 30s that would be among the tallest worldwide, with one tower that could surpass One World Trade. Source: New York Times
It’s Tough to Become a Lifeguard in New York City
By Gotham Rex on August 29, 2022
As the city and country grapple with a lifeguard shortage, some who do the job say the requirements are too demanding here. Source: New York Times
Retail Marijuana in New York: Where the Goliaths Bolster the Davids
By Gotham Rex on August 26, 2022
Medical marijuana companies are required to assist small retailers. Also, why you will continue to swelter on the subway platform. Source: New York Times