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Jay Jacobs, the embattled chair of the New York State Democratic Party, offered a spirited defense of his leadership and took aim at the party’s progressive members — including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams — in a fiery interview on "The Brian Lehrer Show" on Friday.
The interview came roughly two weeks after the New York Times Magazine ran an article titled “The Democratic Party in New York is a Disaster,” which painted a bleak portrait of a dysfunctional party helmed by ineffective leadership from Jacobs. It noted the loss of four congressional seats that handed Republicans control of the House of Representatives. That includes the 3rd Congressional District now represented by Republican Rep. George Santos, the well-documented fabulist.
The article's author Ross Barkan had appeared on the show last month to discuss the story.
Jacobs, who described himself as a “moderate progressive,” described the role of the state party in terms of coordinating between campaigns, maintaining the voter file database that’s used by candidates reaching out to prospective voters and making sure candidates have access to what they need to win elections. “I believe we’ve done that fairly vigorously,” he said.
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A caller, Larry of Brooklyn Heights, said Jacobs was allowing the Democratic Party to become a “non-entity” by taking shots at officials like Ocasio-Cortez and Williams, a former gubernatorial candidate who offered voters a clear identity and stance on issues. Jacobs insisted that AOC’s brand of politics would not sell across the state.
“AOC represents a district that is far more to the left than the rest of the state,” said Jacobs, aligning himself with the positions of President Joe Biden and Gov. Kathy Hochul. “It seems to me that you are advocating a far more left push and that will work in some places.”
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But he insisted that progressive campaigns are not universally successful, pointing to Williams' failed bid for governor and the progressive candidates who did not win the race for mayor of New York City in 2021.
His repeated use of the term “far left” to refer to other Democrats prompted Lehrer to ask if Jacobs was “accepting a Republican smear.” Jacobs responded by reading portions of the platform for the Democratic Socialists of America, which includes provisions like, “defund the police by cutting budgets annually towards zero.”
“So I’m saying to you, yes, those folks are ‘far left’ now,” Jacobs said. “If somebody wants to give me better terminology I'm happy to use it. But there is a difference between ‘moderate progressives’ and ‘far left progressives.' I count myself as a ‘moderate progressive.’”
Looking ahead to 2024, Jacobs said he expects the party to have a stronger financial backing, including $45 million from the Democratic Majority PAC in recognition of the competitive races happening in parts of the state.
“We're a diverse state with diverse regions, with different electorates and different types of campaigns on [Long] Island and upstate New York. We have real competitive campaigns with Republicans,” said Jacobs. “You don't see that in much of New York City. Some areas, yes. So we have to be mindful of all of that and work together.”
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Rebecca Hillman repeatedly said officers she was working with at the Manhattan Detention Complex in November 2020 did not give her any reason to believe that someone’s life was in danger.
“I really thought this guy was making a joke and these inmates were laughing at him,” she said.
Hillman, 40, was charged with criminally negligent homicide after Ryan Wilson, 29, died by suicide in a unit that she supervised. Hillman is also charged with lying about what happened on official paperwork. If she is found guilty, she could serve up to four years behind bars.
The Department of Correction and the Correction Captains’ Association did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Prosecutors have said that Hillman filled out paperwork, walked around and ordered staff not to open Wilson’s cell door instead of immediately taking action to save him. In opening statements, they said her delays cost Wilson his life and called her behavior “a gross deviation from the standard of care.”
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“I said I wasn’t ready to get back to work, and she said that she didn’t care,” Hillman said.
Later, when a supervisor told the captain it was time to take her required riflery test, Hillman said that she again resisted.
“I was extremely scared,” she said, adding, “I told her that it was not a good idea.”
In the fall of 2020, Hillman returned to full duty. She said she was running six housing units in a facility where she had never worked before her leave and added that she was still learning the layout and getting to know the staff.
“It was very, very challenging,” she said.
Hillman said that she wasn’t given any refresher courses after about a year away from her normal duties. She also said that she had never received suicide prevention training. Less than a fifth of city correction officers took a required suicide prevention class between Sept. 1, 2021 and Sept. 20, 2022, Gothamist reported last year.
During cross-examination, prosecutors said they had found records showing that Hillman had attended suicide prevention trainings in 2014, 2015 and 2018. Hillman said that she did not recall those trainings and that DOC records are not always accurate.
Prosecutors also noted that Hillman had written on official paperwork requesting bereavement leave that her friend was her “sister.” When an assistant district attorney asked Hillman how she defined the word “sister,” she broke down crying on the stand and gasped for breath.
Yoran pressed the captain on her leave from work, suggesting in her questions that she had intentionally misrepresented her relationship with her friend to get the leave, and if she had gotten special treatment. Hillman denied both.
Rampant absenteeism has plagued the city’s Department of Correction for years and has contributed to dire conditions in the jails. Correction officers receive unlimited sick time — a perk that some jail staff have abused, especially at the height of the pandemic. Three employees recently pleaded guilty to federal charges for vacationing, partying and doing home improvements while faking sick.
On Nov. 22, 2020, Hillman was overseeing multiple housing units, including Wilson’s. According to prosecutors, the captain was planning to move Wilson because of an altercation with another man in detention. While waiting to be transferred, Wilson allegedly told an officer that he was going to kill himself and then took steps to do so.
Prosecutors said the officer asked Hillman to come right away, but that she waited. After she arrived, they said, she ordered staff not to open Wilson’s cell door and waited another 15 minutes to call for medical help. Prosecutors also alleged that she said Wilson was fine and that he was “playing.” They called her “heartless.”
Hillman challenged the state’s version of what happened.
As surveillance footage played on a screen at the front of the courtroom, Hillman walked through the moments leading up to Wilson’s death, explaining what she was doing and why. At step after step, Hillman said she was unaware of an emergency or had no reason to think that anything out of the ordinary was happening. She said an officer had told her that he’d heard from someone in custody that Wilson was hanging in his cell, but she said that neither she nor the officer believed it.
Hillman said that people in jail regularly tell her that they are going to kill themselves, so that she will take their requests seriously. But in this case, she said, Wilson had not threatened to take his life in front of her. She said he seemed calm when she told him earlier in the afternoon that he was being moved and that she didn’t think that it would cause any sort of emergency.
When Hillman met an officer outside Wilson’s cell and learned that there was a sheet wrapped around his neck, she said, she never ordered the officer not to cut it. The captain said she still didn’t think anything was wrong, because Wilson’s feet looked like they were flat on the ground. Surveillance footage showed that a crowd of incarcerated people had gathered in the hallway.
After several more minutes, someone opened the cell door. That’s when Hillman said she felt like “something’s not right.” She said she told Wilson to come down, and that he didn’t respond. Then, she said, she told the officer to cut the sheet.
Hillman called for a doctor and ordered the officer to perform CPR. Wilson was pronounced dead soon after.
After medical staff arrived, Hillman said, she tried to comfort the officer and “get the facts out.” She denied that she told him to write anything specific in a report about the incident. Hillman said she then went to the captain’s lounge and cried.
“I just fell apart,” she said.
Hillman was temporarily suspended and is now on modified duty at the Anna M. Kross Center on Rikers Island. She does not interact with people in detention. Hillman also testified in court that was written up twice before for a DOC charge called “insufficient performance of duties.” She lost four vacation days in one case and the other is still pending.
If someone you know exhibits warning signs of suicide: do not leave the person alone; remove any firearms, alcohol, drugs or sharp objects that could be used in a suicide attempt; call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org; take the person to an emergency room; or seek help from a medical or mental health professional.
This story has been updated.
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Their current apartment — a large, windowless box of a room with a corner kitchen, a small living area and an attached bedroom — eventually became available. It was a blank canvas – their most elaborate yet.
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The dedication beamed through with each rehearsal. The lighting changed with each scene — yellow for when the main character experiences a flashback to Iraq and a shade of purple when she’s home. Music and strange, unsettling noises blared during intense war memories.
These subtle details were the result of having access to a stage complete with lighting and sound design equipment throughout the writing and workshopping process. And they were able to workshop those ideas in front of a crowd, thanks to Gridley and Treadway building three rows of raised audience seating into the space.
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He continued, “I think I had to buzz some apartment number, and I walked through the door and saw this great living room with a whole decked out theater and I thought it was so cool.”
Knowing how difficult it is to find space in New York, Gridley and Treadway said they allow other playwrights access to their setup for free. They’ve hosted reading series of other works and they’re also one of the venues that hosts the Exponential Festival, a monthlong festival dedicated to emerging artists working in experimental performance.
“They found a way to not rely on the invitation of institutions to facilitate their creative process,” said Theresa Buchheister, who runs the Exponential Festival as well as The Brick, an innovative theater incubator in Williamsburg.
Buchheister is no stranger to operating underground and DIY spaces – they’ve been involved in the scene for years.
“The access point is incredibly elitist to start a space,” she said. “I think it's impossible to have a fully legal space in New York.”
They added, “If you try to go about it in a 100% legal way, then you're gonna be stuck in construction and zoning hell for years and probably hemorrhage any sort of reserve of funding that you had.”
After seeing the Loading Dock’s theater, Osorio reached out about doing a reading series at the space that included his own play. Gridley and Treadway obliged.
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Hochul gave no indication of what her “alternate plan” to fund the Penn Station project would entail. She’s currently in the midst of state budget negotiations with lawmakers, with a final spending plan due before April 1.
“My plan is simply to give New York commuters an experience that is not equated to a living hell, OK?” Hochul said on WNYC. “They deserve to have a beautiful, light-filled, uplifting experience when they arrive at Penn Station — our commuters, our residents and our visitors.”
Meanwhile, Hochul also continued to tout her proposed housing plan, which she claims would create 800,000 new units over the next decade.
The bulk of Hochul’s plan is centered on requiring each city, town and village to meet certain goals — a 3% increase in the housing stock over the next three years for communities in the MTA service area, and 1% elsewhere. If a community doesn’t hit the mark, the state could step in and approve residential development projects, which has many suburban town supervisors crying foul.
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“I’ve heard all the threats,” she said. “I knew this was not going to be easy. If it was easy, someone would have done it long before.”
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“We crafted it in a way that gives flexibility to communities, and we’re just telling them to meet certain growth targets any way that they choose to,” she said.
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The Municipal Labor Committee vote came out in favor of the plan, according to United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew, who is executive vice chair of the committee.
Some 250,000 retired city workers – and any dependents who use their insurance – will automatically be enrolled in Aetna’s new Medicare Advantage plan on Sept. 1, unless they decide to opt out, according to documents that were provided to the Municipal Labor Committee ahead of their vote and shared with Gothamist. For those currently enrolled in SeniorCare, the city-funded plan that supplements traditional Medicare, prescription drug coverage under the new Aetna plan will begin later, in January 2024. SeniorCare will ultimately be discontinued.
The switch will provide some new benefits, such as routine hearing and vision exams, hearing aids, and mental health care provided via telemedicine. But critics of the change have raised concerns that the Medicare Advantage plan will be more likely to require prior approval for certain medical services and potentially deny coverage. A recent federal investigation found that Medicare Advantage plans frequently deny coverage for services inappropriately.
Some retirees reportedly protested outside of union offices and City Hall ahead of Thursday’s vote.
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The Municipal Labor Committee vote propels forward a long-delayed effort by Mayor Eric Adams to save money on city health benefits by switching retirees from traditional Medicare, bolstered by SeniorCare, to a privately run Medicare Advantage plan. The switch, which was originally proposed by former Mayor Bill de Blasio, could bring in an estimated $600 million annually in federal subsidies that are available to Medicare Advantage plans, according to the city.
"Aetna's much-improved Medicare Advantage proposal, with new guarantees about prior authorization of services and enhanced other benefits, has been approved overwhelmingly by the Municipal Labor Committee,” Mulgrew said in an emailed statement.
The city’s effort to transition retirees has been mired in lawsuits for years and faced widespread opposition from those who fear their coverage under Medicare Advantage won’t be as good. Some retirees have fought to stay on traditional Medicare without paying extra, and this group loses out under the terms of the new deal.
Those retirees who want to avoid joining a Medicare Advantage plan altogether can waive city health benefits and remain on traditional Medicare – but they will have to pay out of pocket for any supplemental coverage. The monthly premium for Medicare Part B, which covers services including doctors’ visits and medical equipment, is $164.90 for those earning less than $97,000 a year. The current SeniorCare plan is premium-free, and the same will be true of the Aetna plan that will replace it.
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The maximum amount that members can pay out of pocket for medical services in a given year is also limited to $1,500 under the Aetna plan, while there was no maximum under SeniorCare.
About 25,500 retirees are already enrolled in a separate Medicare Advantage plan the city offers as an alternative to SeniorCare, known as HIP VIP and they will not have to switch plans, according to City Hall spokesperson Jonah Allon.
The Municipal Labor Committee came out in favor of the Aetna plan by 79%, with votes weighted by how many members are in each union, according to the committee’s chair and Teamsters Local 831 President Harry Nespoli. The New York Daily News reported that 26 union leaders voted against the measure.
“We will continue to monitor its implementation to ensure that Aetna meets its obligations to our retirees," Mulgrew stated.
Mayor Adams added, via a spokesperson, that City Hall and the Municipal Labor Committee worked diligently to negotiate a contract with Aetna, while also hearing the concerns of retirees.
“In the coming days, we will communicate with all city retirees to provide details and next steps for the plan, and Aetna will be providing additional resources to answer any questions about the plan,” Adams said. “This Medicare Advantage Plan is in the best interests of retirees and taxpayers. We thank the MLC for their steadfast partnership throughout this process.”
Often it’s the people who are sickest and need the most care who face the greatest barriers to coverage under Medicare Advantage plans, said Barbara Caress, who teaches health policy at Baruch College and previously served as director of strategic and policy planning for the union 32BJ’s benefit funds.
“It covers 95% of the people 95% of the time,” Caress said of Medicare Advantage. “But for the other 5%, and those are the people who are sickest and most in need of very expensive care, it isn't as good. And everybody who's over 65 imagines themselves in that group, even if they're not [currently] in that group.”
Caress said she is enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan herself because, for her, it is cheaper than paying for supplemental coverage under traditional Medicare. But she said if she got sick and needed more complex care she would switch to traditional Medicare.
At a City Council hearing on the switch in January, city officials said Aetna’s Medicare Advantage plan was being customized for New York City retirees and wouldn’t have the same issues as other plans bearing this moniker.
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According to a summary of the plan that was shared with Gothamist, Aetna won’t require prior authorization for any medical services for the first 120 days after coverage begins. After that, some types of care will require prior approval – but it will only apply to about 20% of the services Aetna typically subjects to this type of scrutiny.
Services that will need prior authorization include hospital inpatient care, physical therapy, long-term nursing care and some specialty medications – with exceptions for emergency or urgently needed care. This list will be subject to review every two years and could change, with the approval of the city and Municipal Labor Committee.
Aetna will have to report on its use of prior authorization and any denials of care to the city.
In a statement, Aetna spokesperson Ethan Slavin said the plan underwent a “thorough” review by the Municipal Labor Committee. “We are confident that our customized plan would be of great benefit to the city of New York retirees,” Slavin said.
Some retirees have also raised concerns about whether all of the doctors they currently see will accept their new insurance. But at the City Council hearing in January, Levitt said about 85% of the doctors who currently accept SeniorCare would also be in Aetna’s network, and another 10% have indicated they would accept an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan even if they are not in-network. The plan documents shared with Gothamist indicate that Aetna will offer the same reimbursement to out-of-network health care providers as those it contracts with.
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Councilmembers ultimately opted not to move forward with the mayor’s request, in effect taking the option to retain SeniorCare coverage off the table.
But one prominent advocate is still pushing for last-minute action. Marianne Pizzitola is a retired FDNY worker who serves as president of the New York City Organization of Public Service Retirees, a nonprofit formed to oppose the Medicare Advantage switch. She said she has been trying to get councilmembers to introduce legislation prohibiting the administration from “diminishing” retirees’ benefits, including by shifting them onto a Medicare Advantage plan.
Councilmember Carmen de la Rosa, who initially introduced the bill to change the city code to allow retirees to pay to stay on SeniorCare, did not respond to a request for comment on whether the Council would take up the issue again.
This story was updated with quotes from Municipal Labor Committee members, a comment from Mayor Adams and details on Thursday’s vote.
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Aguirre has posted about 30 illustrations on Manhatoon in just over a month, and has begun to earn a following on Reddit and Instagram. He’s also gained the admiration of store owners who frequently repost his work.
“I lived on top of Ivan Ramen for three years of my life,” he said, “and it was really nice when Ivan himself sent me a DM thanking me for the animation.”
Aguirre joins a crowded field of photographers, cartoonists, tinkerers and artists engaged in similarly inspired visual projects. He’s the new kid on the block compared to someone like John Donohue, who since 2017 has served up a never-ending exploration of the city’s culinary offerings with “All The Restaurants In New York.” He chose to focus on restaurants because he knew he’d never run out of subjects.
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The 46-year-old Holland, who works professionally as an illustrator and hand letterer, moved to the Gramercy area with his family in the fateful month of March 2020. He would take his daughters on trips downtown during that spring as part of their pandemic routine. They couldn’t actually enter a lot of stores, so he instead started drawing some of their favorite places, starting with Economy Candy.
“I drew that and I'm like, ‘Hey kids, we can't go in here, but isn't this cool?'” Holland said. “I posted that on Instagram, and I got kind of addicted to it.”
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Giambanco’s father owned pizzerias, so he saw the difficulties of running small businesses up close. He naturally empathized with struggling mom-and-pop shops during this period of contraction.
“I know what it's like, the heartache that the owners go through,” Giambanco said. “To see places closed down during a pandemic, or people struggling, it touched me. I came up with an idea one day of using my talents to capture these places and create miniatures of them, and kind of memorialize them forever, and give them to the owners of the places.”
Although he had operated 3-D printers since 2014, it took Giambanco months to perfect his own methodology. Now it takes about a week to create each model – and he takes requests from fans.
“To know that all the time I've put into learning my craft, to know that this storefront that I'm creating for somebody is going to touch them deeply, it makes me want to go on,” he said. “And what better place than the city that we live in? There's so many stories in these storefronts and these businesses, these little subcultures that we can all learn about and that you don't wanna lose. These places actually define us as people.”
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“Preservation is the main thing,” he said. “I think it's important to keep it going in everyday conversation. And that was my mission from the very jump.”
Heller posits that New York’s urban aesthetics and abundance of classic signage suits these kinds of projects. “A lot of these storefronts have a ton of character and are fun to look at,” he said, “so that lends itself well to photographs or illustrations or models.”
Among his own inspirations was the work of James and Karla Murray, a husband-and-wife team of photographers who have been documenting the eradication of local stores for decades. Their landmark 2008 book, “Store Front: The Disappearing Face of New York,” is in many ways a precursor to all these archival projects, including Heller’s unique, gritty vision.
"I loved how they were documenting all these storefronts and not only was it visually appealing, it also told a story," Heller said. “I used it myself as a guide of places that I wanted to check out."
Aguirre, the Manhatoon creator, says what he thinks ultimately unites all these disparate artists is how deeply they identify with their surroundings.
“New York City gives you a sense of belonging,” he says. “There are so many people from all over the world here, but New York is their city. Whenever I go back to Mexico, I call New York City home. I plan to probably die here, you know what I mean?”
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The DEC had documented indoor air pollution concerns at the venue beginning in March 2021 that involved a cancer-causing chemical called trichloroethylene or TCE, an industrial solvent used in manufacturing that’s resistant to degradation. The 21,000 microgram per cubic meter concentration of trichloroethylene measured under parts of the building is more than 10,000 times the allowable amount under New York State Department of Health guidelines, according to monitoring results from the DEC.
This underground pollution is seeping fumes into the indoor air at the Royal Palms that have been measured at 20 times the state’s allowable limit, the results show. High levels of contaminants, including TCE, remained detectable in the building’s underlying soil and groundwater through last autumn, according to a DEC investigation.
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Thousands of people have likely been exposed to trichloroethylene at the Royal Palms, given the club's popularity, its 500-person capacity for events and the fact that the ground contamination predated the detection two years ago as well as the club’s opening in 2013. Aside from cancer, long-term exposure to trichloroethylene can cause headaches, liver damage and even death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The DEC said it plans to share its findings this summer. Even after the containment project is complete, the agency will monitor the site on a quarterly basis for at least a year to determine if it’s successful.
In a statement to Gothamist, Royal Palms co-owner Jonathan Schnapp pointed to the DEC’s approval of a plan to remediate pollution underneath the location.
“They [DEC] determined that air conditions were not dangerous in a way that would prevent people from spending time inside the building at 514 Union St. during that process,” Schnapp said. “Rather than passing judgment on the benefits or drawbacks of residential development in Gowanus, the Royal Palms remains focused on nurturing the incredible community it's built over the past decade and continuing to introduce new players to the game of shuffleboard for years to come."
The building’s owners — Avery Hall Investments — said this remediation plan will occur in three phases for 514 Union St. and a neighboring development site.
“The first phase has been completed, with the second phase underway and a third phase planned for the future development,” the emailed statement said. “The property owner and tenant have complied with the DEC-approved remediation plan throughout the process.”
A “mixed-use and mixed-income” apartment complex is to be built around the Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club and completed in 2025.
The toxic gases are rising into the Royal Palms venue from below, caused by a legacy of manufacturing in the area, according to historic maps and DEC information. This phenomenon is called vapor intrusion, which occurs when chemicals from the soil and groundwater evaporate and enter buildings through cracks in the foundation.
The process creates what federal regulators call brownfield sites, or property “that may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant.” In New York state, such land is overseen by the DEC’s Division of Environmental Remediation. The address housing the Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club — 514 Union St. — had previously been used as a facility to manufacture building materials and other products since 1886.
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The DEC said the owners of Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club became aware of the indoor air pollution in April 2021, a few weeks after a fresh survey was conducted at the grounds. The location was designated a brownfield site by late October.
Another five months passed before the DEC alerted the public about the contamination at 514 Union St. — and this announcement and subsequent updates were not widely publicized.
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This email alert reaches about 57,000 people, according to the DEC, but only 15,000 subscribers are based in Brooklyn, a borough with a population of 2.7 million. (Census data shows Gowanus’s population is nearly 20,000 on its own). The December factsheet was also accompanied by a notice in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
The factsheets and notice do not mention the levels of trichloroethylene, or any other contaminant, exceeding the New York State Department of Health guideline.
Gothamist spoke with 10 Gowanus residents who said although they or organizations they’re affiliated with receive the DEC’s email alerts about hazardous sites in the area, they were not aware of the contamination at 514 Union St.
“I occasionally receive some of their notices through the Gowanus CAG [Community Advisory Group] facilitator and have looked up the fact sheets of some of the sites in Gowanus,” said Katia Kelly, a long-time Brooklyn resident and member of the environmental organization Voice of Gowanus, via email. “I don’t remember specifically receiving anything on the Union St. site.”
Workers at the club and those who live near the 17,000 square foot venue are more likely than others to be exposed to TCE and other contaminants at the site, putting them at a higher risk of kidney and liver cancer, said Dr. Ana Navas-Acien, a professor of environmental health sciences at Columbia University.
These cancers are linked to long-term exposure to the chemicals in the air, she said. In most cases, people will not notice a smell or be aware of their exposure to pollutants like trichloroethylene.
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Outside of cancer, these released fumes have short-term side effects. TCE can cause headaches, eye irritation, and some confusion in people exposed to the chemical, Navas-Acien said.
“I am even more worried about these toxic chemicals that you don't really notice because the levels are not high enough for you to detect them,” said Navas-Acien. “That's when you can be exposed for very long periods of time without being detected, and that's when it can be particularly harmful.”
Strict compliance with state standards would call for removing all of the underground toxins at 514 Union St., but multiple remediation plans put forth by the DEC and the building’s owners over the past year don’t include this measure.
Instead, the current remediation project, which is underway, would allow unknown amounts of toxic pollution to remain on-site where it threatens public health and the environment. Langan Engineering, an independent contractor and environmental consultant, is managing the project and also prepared the plans on behalf of the building’s owners.
The DEC’s plan is to drill down through the ground at various points around the site and inject 40,000 gallons of remedial chemicals to stabilize the pollution, contain its toxic plume and possibly keep it from migrating. State documents infer that the groundwater under the Royal Palms flows west toward the Gowanus Canal, a federally designated Superfund site located 350 feet away. Preventing this flow is a secondary objective of the remediation project.
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Normally, the agency would install a “sub-slab depressurization” system to move the underground fumes before the hazardous chemicals can rise into the building, said Walter Hang, president and founder of Toxics Targeting, an Ithaca-based environmental data firm that tracks and analyzes documented contamination sites using available government information.
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“An effective modified soil vapor intrusion mitigation system was installed,” the DEC told Gothamist. “The system is designed to prevent soil vapor contaminants from entering the indoor air by venting this air outdoors where the contaminants dissipate and are not harmful to human health.”
The agency added that indoor air results have shown that the system is working effectively. Gothamist asked the DEC to provide evidence of the recent indoor measurements, but the agency didn’t reply before publication.
Hang has been working with Voice of Gowanus, the grassroots organization in Brooklyn, on a campaign that calls for the DEC to reject the current cleanup objectives for 514 Union St. and implement a new plan that will remove all toxic chemicals from the site. Regardless of whether an underground ventilation system is installed or all the floor cracks and drains are sealed, there’s still a risk of contamination, he said.
The Environmental Protection Agency has likewise voiced concerns that New York state is not remediating "upland" toxic sites sufficiently to safeguard public health and prevent recontamination of the Gowanus Canal.
“It is our responsibility as public servants to really be truthful to the mission of the agency and do whatever the law requires us to do,” said Christos Tsiamis, the EPA’s Gowanus Canal remedial project manager, during a Jan. 23 Gowanus Community Advisory Group meeting about the DEC’s proposed plan to not fully clean up the nearby Citizens Manufactured Gas Plant. “We will be amiss if we turn around and did not take the measures that have to be taken.”
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Hang and members of Voice of Gowanus are requesting that New York Gov. Kathy Hochul require a comprehensive site remediation in strict compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, including restoration of the site to "pre-disposal" conditions, or the way the land was before it was contaminated.
Margaret Maugenest, a Voice of Gowanus member and long-time resident of the neighborhood, said the DEC’s cleanup plan does not fulfill the goals of the agency. She said the proposed cleanup for this site fails to enforce Section 171 of the New York Navigation Law, which ensures the “prompt cleanup” and “removal” of leaking petroleum that has damaged the environment and poses a risk to public health.
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As many of us are getting back into the swing of going into the office, mornings might seem a bit more hectic than usual. Whether you're commuting in, or just can't muster that up-and-at-'em spirit, and need some sustenance delivered as close to your big comfy bed as possible, Grubhub can make breakfast easy. It's time to discover, and re-discover, your favorite breakfast spots.
Also, remember: breakfast food can be a good idea any time of day if the right people are making it for you. Here, then, is just a tiny sampling of all the best spots to get all the best breakfasts delivered by Grubhub to your home, office, or wherever else you may be when the craving strikes for things like bagels, BECs, burritos, and other eggy delights. And coffee, of course. Lots and lots of coffee.
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What started as an early-pandemic pop-up at Paulie Gee's has turned into not one but two of the best breakfast (and lunch) spots in town, Elyssa Heller's amazing Edith's sandwich shop on Lorimer Street, and her new Jewish deli-style flagship Edith's Eatery and Grocery not far away on Leonard Street. The former features a stellar lineup of eggy bagel delights (the BEC&L adds latke to the usual bacon, egg and cheese mix); the latter will deliver slightly fancier fare like the complete Turkish Breakfast and, luxurious-morning-in-bed-alert, a fantastic Smoked Fish Plate for Two.
Edith's Sandwich is located at 495 Lorimer Street; Edith's Eatery is at 312 Leonard -- Order Now
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Looking for a real beast of a breakfast? Electric Burrito on St. Mark's Place, home to all sorts of monster-sized meals, is definitely the move. Co-founded last spring by San Diego native and chef Alex Thaboua, this tiny shop serves up its burritos So-Cal-style, complete with french fries inside, and features five different breakfast varieties, including the massive "Hot Rod" stuffed with carne asada, eggs, bacon, beans, cheese, fries, and crema. Pro tip: this makes for a great dinner as well.
Electric Burrito is located at 81 St. Mark's Place -- Order Now
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The beloved Ukrainian diner, which has been feeding East Village locals and late-night party people for nearly 70 years now, does many things really well--the Beef Stroganoff is a long-time favorite--but if we had to choose only one meal to eat at Veselka, it would have to be breakfast. A platter of Pierogis, a bowl of rejuvenating red Borscht, a couple of wonderfully greasy Potato Pancakes, maybe a Blintz or two... all absolute NYC classics. And no table waits when you order delivery via Grubhub!
Veselka is located at 144 Second Avenue -- Order Now
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This self-proclaimed “modern Jew-ish diner” opened at the end of Grand Street about three years ago, and has quickly become a neighborhood mainstay for its welcoming vibe, retro-chic decor, and excellent food. During the early pandemic, when to-go was the way to go, Gertie went all in on its selection of Bagel and Bialy Sandwiches, and now they're among the best in town. Pick hits: the Gift of Gab, with egg salad, capers, and belly lox; and the Best Bialy, starring the house hot smoked pastrami salmon.
Gertie's is located at 357 Grand Street -- Order Now
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One of the city's best restaurants--chef Kyo Pang was just nominated for a James Beard award, not that long-time fans like us needed any proof that the food here totally rules--Kopitiam has grown over the last seven years from a tiny Malaysian coffee house with a few excellent pastries to a glorious three-meal counter-service spot on East Broadway. There are so many amazing things to eat here, but for breakfast it’s hard to resist either the sweet and sticky Malaysian Style Milo French Toast or the salty Pan Mee, loaded with chewy fried anchovies. And always get the Kaya Butter Toast, a pandan-coconut delight.
Kopitiam is located at 151 East Broadway -- Order Now
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Since 2014, the charming little Egg Shop on Elizabeth Street has been serving a remarkably versatile, almost entirely eggy menu to the cool kids of Nolita and, since 2017, on North 8th Street in Williamsburg. Why so popular? How about the fact that eggs are pretty much the perfect food? There are breakfast burritos to be had here, and "cruisers," which are basically what they call plates of food, and, best of all, Egg Sandwiches stuffed with things like avocado, or smoked salmon, or fried chicken, or ricotta cheese. And with Grubhub delivery, you don't even have to get out of your pajamas to eat them!
Egg Shop is located at 151 Elizabeth and 136 N 8th -- Order Now
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Like thousands of other bodegas everywhere in the city, the post-9/11-renamed God Bless USA Deli on bustling Manhattan Avenue slings a version of that NYC icon, the "baconeggncheese." And yet somehow this Greenpoint institution transcends its unremarkable surroundings for a sandwich that should be held up as a model BEC for all random delis everywhere. Is it wizardry at the griddle that makes it special? That extra slice of cheese? The perfectly even, un-miserly distribution of bacon, ensuring that each bite contains the entire holy trinity of fillings? The fact that it still costs a shockingly low $3.99? The answer is: all of it. If this is your local, you are a fortunate human being.
God Bless USA Deli is located at 818 Manhattan Avenue -- Order Now
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Finally, it seems a bit sacrilege to hype a Montreal-style bagel chainlet on this very New York City list, but Black Seed has been delivering the goods since 2014, when founding partner, executive chef, and recent James Beard Award-nominee Dianna Daoheung opened her first shop on Elizabeth Street. There are multiple breakfast-y sandwiches on the menu (the PEC, made with pastrami instead of bacon, is particularly great), as well as several housemade cream cheese spreads, and all arrive on Daoheung's delicious wood-fired Montreal bagels.
There are Blacks Seed Bagels locations in Nolita, the East Village, Bushwick, Williamsburg, and Nomad -- Order Now
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Chicken wings, the second best part of that essential bird, go beyond fall and football watching– we eat them all year long, and as many as possible, whether Buffalo, Asian, barbecue, jerk, "cheffy," or just straight-up fried. It's by far the best reason to get your hands messy, in our opinion. Plus they work equally well as a snack, as a side dish or starter, or heck, give us a large enough platter and that's all we need for a meal!
And if you do need a special excuse to order a whole stack of wings delivered to your home via Grubhub, just for yourself or for a whole crew, note that March Madness begins this week, which means there are hundreds of hours of exciting college basketball coming up. Why watch your bracket get busted without wings? It's a lot less painful if you're eating a pile of these bird bits from the following variety of local favorites, all available on Grubhub.
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Bay Ridge has more than its share of hopping neighborhood bars that celebrate sports- watching (Staten Island, too), but it's The Kettle Black on Third Avenue in Brooklyn that really nails the form. Go on any night of the week and the spacious, memorabilia-covered place will be festive with regulars sipping beers, shouting at screens, and tucking into platters of these exceptional chicken wings. Or do all that sipping, shouting, and tucking in from the comfort of your home, with delivery via Grubhub! The wings here come sauced, glazed, or rubbed about a dozen different ways, but the basics seem like the best way to go, whether that means their excellent take on the classic Buffalo, or generously coated in a zippy blend they call "the original 87th Street dry rub."
The Kettle Black has locations in Bay Ridge and on Staten Island - Order Now
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It feels like this Upper West Side sports bar has been around forever, but even after all these years Blondie's signature Buffalo Wings consistently arrive at your table cooked to crisp perfection. An alternative idea to wading into the mayhem (and a good strategy for skipping the headache in the morning): watch the game at home, and order a 20-pack of wings via Grubhub. Note, though, that anything above "Hot" on the spiciness scale is to be devoured with caution.
Blondies is located at 212 West 79th Street -- Order Now
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It's been a little start-and-stop-and-start for David Chang's great fried chicken mini-chain--a couple of locations closed for good when the pandemic hit--but the Hudson Yards and the Rockefeller Center outposts are still going strong and, really, Fuku still slings some of the best bird in town. Get a Sando or two (when the first Fuku launched in the East Village seven years ago, the Spicy Fried Sando was basically the only thing on the menu), and either, or both, of the wings six-packs, Sweet and Spicy, or Gochu and Garlic.
Fuku has locations in Hudson Yards and Rockefeller Center -- Order Now
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The Smorgasburg mainstay Dan and John's found a fixed home in the East Village back in 2015, and has since opened spots on Third Avenue in Murray Hill, and downstairs at the Dekalb Market on Albee Square, but whether you get these Buffalo-style beauties from a tent, a food hall, or a storefront, you can expect crunchy, juicy delights, sauced up as fiery as your desires can handle. Bonus: as at most great wing spots, the celery sticks are fresh and bright, and actually add an extra bit of pleasure to your meal. First-rate Fried Pickle Chips and Tater Tots too.
Dan and John's has locations in the East Village, Murray Hill, and Downtown Brooklyn -- Order Now
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One of the city's best new pandemic-era restaurants opened on the Upper West Side last spring, chef and owner Jun Park's Chick Chick, a glorious celebration of his two favorite foods, fried chicken and ramen. There are three different kinds of the former here: Park's signature KSG, or Korean Sweet Gochujang; his take on Nashville Hot Chicken, which he drizzles with white sauce; and Crispy Chicken, which arrives extra-crackling on the outside and somehow still juicy within. You can get these in sandwiches, as boneless tenders, as a whole or half bird, or, relevant to the current discussion, as a pile of excellent wings. The Kimchi Fried Rice with chicken sausage crumbles makes for a terrific side dish too.
Chick Chick is located at 618 Amsterdam Avenue -- Order Now
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For about a decade now chef Deepak Ballaney's International Wings Factory has been sending out top-notch wings from his tiny First Avenue shop, starring an impressive array of housemade dry rubs and sauces, from Classic Barbecue to Vietnamese Chili Gold to Lemon Cajun to Tandoori Masala. We've tried just about every variety over the years, and our current favorite is probably Ballaney's zesty Black Pepper Teriyaki, but if you have a bunch of people over it's fun to get multiple flavors delivered via Grubhub and try them all.
International Wings Factory is located at 1762 First Avenue -- Order Now
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The Bond Street Thai food hotspot Fish Cheeks is known mostly for its seafood--the fiery Coconut Crab Curry is legendary, and the Grilled Branzino wrapped in a banana leaf has become something of a fan favorite--but chefs/owners/brothers Ohm and Chat Suansilphong definitely know how to cook up chicken wings as well. Called Zabb Wings when you're dining in and simply Wings To Go when you're ordering delivery through Grubhub, these crispy, three-section lovelies are lively with chili, cool with lime and mint, and all-around delicious.
Fish Cheeks is located at 55 Bond Street -- Order Now
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But it doesn't have to be that way! Sushi--or, more specifically for our purposes here, raw fish in its many guises--can make for a special-feeling and completely satisfying meal without triggering a bunch of financial anxiety. So here is just a small sampling of all the great, more neighborhood-y sushi options in the city. And if you order your dinner via Grubhub, even after generously tipping your deliverista you're still going to save money instead of going out, especially if you wash your dinner down with bodega beers.
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Located on a bustling stretch of Canal street, Chikarashi has been serving first-rate "contemporary poke" bowls for more than five years now, combining some lovely cuts of fish with judiciously-handled toppings and sauces on top of well-vinegared sticky rice. The Salmon Ikura Chirashi is an obvious crowd-pleaser, the Spicy Hamachi has a nice bit of zing to it, and if you want your swimmer cooked, the roasted Hamachi Collar is really good too. And just about everything is under twenty bucks!
Chikarashi is located at 227 Canal Street -- Order Now
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This Brazilian-based mini-chain was founded on a simple proposition: to make sushi as accessible as any other fast-casual food by a bringing decent quality fish--served as nigiri, sashimi, or hand rolls--to a counter-service setting, and only charging about a buck each for every a piece (most things are now $1.25). True, the fish at Sush1 is limited to greatest hits like tuna, salmon, yellow tail, and eel, but order one of those big combo boxes and you definitely won't get bored. And if you really want to wow your next watch party, splurge on a "100 for $100" platter for a sushi party at home.
Sush1 is located at 555 Sixth Avenue -- Order Now
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For a more traditional sushi experience that still doesn't cost a fortune, the beloved neighborhood spot Kanoyama, sprawled out a bit at the corner of Second Avenue and 11th Street, has been making locals and destination date-nighters happy for some 15 years now. The prices aren't too scary ($42 for Chirashi; a beautiful Sushi and Sashimi platter for two will run you $138), the fish is always top-notch, and if you order delivery via Grubhub, it makes for a perfect meal for a romantic evening at home.
Kanoyama is located at 175 Second Avenue -- Order Now
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After a rough early pandemic period, the food halls in Manhattan run by Urbanspace have come roaring back to life--and with more opening soon--including this art deco gem inside the historic General Electric building at 570 Lexington Avenue. Eight vendors sling the wares here, but our favorite for a bright and flavorful lunch might be Go Fish Sushi Box, which delivers, via Grubhub, loaded up Chirashi bowls as well as rolls and nigiri-sashimi combos. Even the fanciest dishes top out at about $15, too, so it's easy to treat yourself.
Go Fish us at the 570 Lexington Market -- Order Now
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Since the mid-aughts the Momoyas on the UWS and in Chelsea have been serving up crowd-pleasing platters, bowls, and rolls in stylish settings, establishing themselves as neighborhood go-tos for those nights when the craving for sushi hits hard. We usually keep it simple here and get a Chirashi, but the Bakudan Roll with spicy scallop, the Momoya Black Cod Roll, and the Salmon Crunch Roll are all fun and satisfying options too. Good non-fish dishes are available as well. Order delivery via Grubhub and suddenly your random Tuesday night at home just got a lot more exciting.
Momoya is located at 427 Amsterdam Ave and 185 Seventh Ave -- Order Now
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Bessou on Bleecker Street isn't really a sushi restaurant per se; the tag "modern Japanese comfort food" is a much better descriptor, and the menu features plenty of non-fish fare like Spicy Miso Spare Ribs, Fried Chicken Sandwiches, and loaded bowls of hot or cold Udon noodles. That said, our favorite things here are probably Maiko Kyogoku and chef Emily Yuen's fantastic Crispy Rice creations, triangles of the chewy, crackling grain piled high with either salmon, spicy tuna, or enoki mushroom and black garlic. It's one of our most frequent sushi(ish) cravings, and, with delivery via Grubhub, it's also one that's easily satisfied.
Bessou is located at 5 Bleecker Street -- Order Now
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More not-standard-sushi for the list! Yubu, which opened its tiny storefront on East 7th Street during our second pandemic summer, sells only one thing: yubuchobap, which are Korean fried bean curd pockets stuffed with sushi-style vinegared rice. Ah but "yubu," as it's abbreviated here, proves to be the perfect vehicle for all manner of rich and hearty toppings, including Salmon, Spicy Tuna, and Crabmeat with special Myungran Mayo sauce. The meaty ones (Pork Jaeyook, Beef Bulgogi) are excellent too. Put this place into your regular Grubhub delivery rotation.
Yubu is located at 86 East 7th Street -- Order Now
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For more than a decade now the mini-chain Beyond Sushi has been delighting both vegans and omnivores alike with their lovely, creative, completely meatless "sushi" pieces and rolls. Vegetable dishes like the earthy Mighty Mushroom Roll and the festive-looking Rainbow Roll anchor the menu here, but in recent years the franchise has expanded its offering to include things like Fried Chik'n Bao and Impossible Meat dumplings.
Beyond Sushi has locations in Midtown, the UES, Nolita, and the Garment District -- Order Now
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"fixtures/aviary/system_messages.json" +# curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/sitewide_components/2/" > "fixtures/aviary/sitewide_components.json" +# curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/navigation/1/" > "fixtures/aviary/navigation.json" + +# Home Page +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&limit=6" > "fixtures/aviary/latest.json" +curl -L "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/find?html_path=/" > "fixtures/aviary/index.json" +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&limit=6&offset=6" > "fixtures/aviary/index-more.json" + +# What's On +curl "https://api.prod.nypr.digital/api/v4/whats_on/?filter\[slug\]=wnyc-fm939&include=current-airing.image,current-show.show.image,current-episode.segments" > "fixtures/publisher/whats_on.json" + +#Article Page +curl -L "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/find?html_path=news/extra-extra-meet-connecticuts-answer-to-pizza-rat" > "fixtures/aviary/article.json" + +#News Page +curl -L "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/find?html_path=news" > "fixtures/aviary/news-page.json" +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&sponsored_content=false&descendant_of=4&limit=6" > "fixtures/aviary/more-news.json" + +#Staff Page +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&author_slug=jen-chung&limit=12&offset=0" > fixtures/aviary/staff-articles.json +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&author_slug=jen-chung&limit=12&offset=12" > fixtures/aviary/staff-more.json + +#Section Page +curl -L "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/find?html_path=news" > fixtures/aviary/section-page.json +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&sponsored_content=false&descendant_of=4&limit=6" > fixtures/aviary/section-recirculation.json +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&sponsored_content=false&descendant_of=4&offset=5" > fixtures/aviary/section-articles.json +curl "https://cms.prod.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&sponsored_content=false&limit=10&offset=25&descendant_of=4" > fixtures/aviary/section-more.json + +#Tag Page +curl -L "https://cms.demo.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/find/?html_path=tags/dogs" > fixtures/aviary/tag-page.json +curl "https://cms.demo.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&limit=10&tag_slug=dogs" > fixtures/aviary/tag-articles.json +curl "https://cms.demo.nypr.digital/api/v2/pages/?type=news.ArticlePage&fields=ancestry,description,lead_asset,legacy_id,listing_image,publication_date,show_as_feature,sponsored_content,tags,updated_date,url,uuid,listing_title,listing_summary,related_authors&order=-publication_date&show_on_index_listing=true&limit=10&offset=10&tag_slug=dogs" > fixtures/aviary/tag-more.json diff --git a/cypress/support/commands.ts b/cypress/support/commands.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1921e100 --- /dev/null +++ b/cypress/support/commands.ts @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +///