Photo Courtesy of NYCDOT First Place Winner’s School Will Receive $1,000 and Have Their Design Featured on a Billboard The launch of a new billboard design competition among city high school students to promote work zone safety was announced a couple of days ago. The We’re Working Here: Work Zone SafetyContinue Reading
Gore, Whiteface and Belleayre Mountains Cornerstones of the Largest Network of Operating Ski Resorts Inclusive Programs Available for Adaptive and Beginner Level Skiers, and Students The official start of the 2024-25 winter season was celebrated with the daily opening of New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority (Olympic Authority) skiContinue Reading
GoLocker pictured in Sunnyside, Queens. Credit: NYC DOT LockerNYC, a Pilot Program Launched in April, Provides Free Public Delivery Lockers on Sidewalks That May Be Used To Send and Receive Packages The Program, in Partnership With GoLocker, Now Includes Four New Lockers on Sidewalks and Free Access to GoLocker’s NetworkContinue Reading
Photo Courtesy of NYCEDC Over $1.1 Million Distributed to 18 NYC Based Fashion Manufacturing Companies Nearly $7 Million Awarded Across FMI Grants and Workforce Programs in 11 Years Since Launch of Fashion Manufacturing Initiative New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) in partnership with the Council of Fashion Designers ofContinue Reading
The Roadway Outdoor Dining Season Ends on November 29 and Will Resume April 1; Sidewalk Dining Stays Open All Year Need Storage or Rentals? Explore Solutions With the Dining Out NYC Marketplace Join Anytime: Dining Out NYC Applications Open Year-Round A reminder to food service establishments that Friday, November 29,Continue Reading
Data Finds That New York City Higher Education Sector Contributes $35 Billion Annually and Employs 140,000 People New York City Leads Nation in Attracting Young Talent with 490,000 Recent College Graduates Working in the City In the Last Two Years, Leading Academic Institutions Have Established or Grown Their Presence inContinue Reading
Photo: NYC Parks / Daniel Avila Thanks to City’s successful contract negotiations, hourly wages for lifeguards are now $22.00 with a $1,000 annual bonus for returning lifeguards New modified test and free Swim Prep program make it easier than ever to get certified  Today, a rally in Union Square called on New Yorkers to take the challenge and sign up for a qualifying test to become a lifeguard atContinue Reading
80-Acre Lot in College Point is Prime Location for Wide Ranging Development Opportunities to Support Mixed-Use Neighborhood New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) today released a request for proposals (RFP) for the development of an 80-acre plot of city-owned land in College Point, Queens. The site, home to the former FlushingContinue Reading
Rendering of Buildings A and C at the MADE Bush Terminal Campus. Northern Portion of Bush Terminal Renamed MADE Bush Terminal: State-of-the-Art Campus to Deliver Leasable Space for Emerging Industries, Public Realm Amenities, and Dynamic Employment Hub for the Community 170K SQFT Coming Online This Year at MADE Building A,Continue Reading
Photo Courtesy of NYCEDC City, Gansevoort Meat Market Mutually Agree to End Meat Market’s Lease Early, Opening Up 66,000 Square Feet of Opportunity New Plan Includes Mixed-Income Housing—Without Public Subsidy—New Public Open Space, and Opportunity for Expansion of Cultural Institutions Builds on ‘New’ New York Panel Vision for 24/7 Live,Continue Reading