Good morning and happy Tuesday. We’re looking at much the same as yesterday: mostly sunny skies, a little cloud building in the afternoon and a light breeze. Temperatures will climb five degrees higher today to around 80 degrees — with the 90s waiting for us by the weekend — so enjoy the milder heat while it lasts.
Nighttime construction for the new Port Authority Bus Terminal is keeping Hell’s Kitchen residents awake, with noise stretching past midnight. Read more…
STRINGER BELL
Breed: Mixed breed cat
Age: 14 years old
What makes me meow: Watching the pigeons on the fire escape. If this window ever opens, those pigeons are mine.
Three words that describe me best: Partisan, cuddly, beautiful
Pet Confession: When not demanding a Churu, she spends her day running a highly demanding, 18-hour beauty-sleep monopoly.
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David Mills’ Art Seen Manhattan column explores Roberto Lugo’s Madison Square Park sculptures, abstract pioneers, fountain fish and hidden Manhattan street-art clues this month. Read more…
Summer travel season is here, and whether your pet is joining the adventure or staying home, there’s a lot to consider before you pack your bags. Wondering if your dog is ready for a road trip? Curious about flying with a cat? Not sure whether a pet sitter or boarding facility is the better option? Have questions about travel anxiety, medications, paperwork, vaccinations or pet-friendly destinations? Submit your questions here…
What We’ve Been Reading
How’s the first year of the FARE Act, which changed New York’s broker fee law? (The City Reporter)
Trump border czar says there is going to be a big ICE surge in NYC. (The Guardian)
New York plans to track traffic, bikes and pedestrians to make streets safer. (Futurism)
Does the prevailing wage law really set what New Yorkers earn? (Build NYC)
Cop behind “Headless Body in Topless Bar” headliner arrest has died. (New York Post)
Freeze Frame
Catie headed out to W45th Street and 10th Avenue last night to photograph the now regular, but unofficial, Knicks watch party outside Healthy Market. The game was a nail-biter: the Knicks got within two points with nine seconds left, but couldn’t quite tie it up. This time around the crowd spilled toward The Marshal and into two lanes of 10th Avenue, with passing cars honking. Police arrived in the fourth quarter to block off the second lane, but the energy kept building. Loud, packed, a little chaotic — and very New York. Go Knicks!
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