Honestly didn't know there was different variants of polio.

But CDC site linked by 2gat says that it's only one case of it in Rockland county:

> UPDATE: In July 2022, CDC was notified of a case of polio caused by vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (VDPV2) in an unvaccinated individual from Rockland County, New York, and is consulting with the New York State Department of Health on their investigation.

King Bee does real nice murals. I've seen a few around in the Bronx.

I think it's $7 for a standard, and $8 for the extra sauce/cheese/pepperoni

Can't speak particularly for Williamsburg, but you can try with New York Cares:

newyorkcares.org/volunteering/volunteering-made-easy

10%?

Yeesh. Is it under Section 8? City doesn't allow rent to be raised that high for existing tenants.

Step counter says my average is a bit over 3.5.

Considering how I run around a lot at work, makes sense.

Disaster movies in NYC I can recall (Cloverfield and The Day After Tomorrow), but I can't think of too many horror films.

Scream is the latest, and I can think of one Friday the 13th.

I don't think Candyman or Tales from the Hood were in NYC.

For all the criticism about the Post, I don't ever really see balance when it comes to the Times or even the Daily News.

Do you guys check out those papers?

There's an official Discord?

I saw Pace University had a game development class when I looked for such things in the past. There was also game jams as well.

Dunno if there's an independent organization running anything.

I'm wondering what's going on to have such a bad rate of return.

Is it just incompetence of staff? Embezzlement of funds? Or is it something else?

If we have such a high rate of spending per student, teacher horror stories of them having to buy pencils and papers for kids shouldn't be happening, as schools would have the money for it.

This one was a political trap either way;

Take the migrants and deal with the financial load and logistics getting them sorted, or bus them somewhere else in this game of hop scotch, and fuel republican talking points nationally.

It would be messed up in general to not take them, especially since it was used as such a political weapon.

Migrants getting bussed in ain't help either.

Goofy-looking trash there.

Safer to risk one than the whole family I assume.

Granted, I think we're still in a period where people are very much polarized on political parties, but Zeldin was making more sense than Hochul during the campaign.

Wouldn't it mean the city failed to establish where those with permits are allowed to set up?

53 neighborhoods. Feels bad.

You mean those vendors that are established on some platforms?

They exist already.

Doesn't solve the issue migrants have.

Yep, but I thought it was a tad too early for kids to be doing fundraiser sales.

OP updated already.

Says it was done within 48 hours.

That's what I thought.

Photo shows construction being done, which 3rd Ave doesn't have going on inside.

6/10, but I know I guessed them, and I missed an obvious one that I should've known.

I'm gonna need to take the trains more it seems, because my NYC status is starting to look suspect.

Something better than nothing.

Hope it works out.

Tips are probable, since it's a service position.

For the sake of maintaining your clientele, I assume you'd be stuck to their hours, instead of planning it around your own.

But, it's possible with a good client list one could have better hours, or rely on tips more regularly, along with consistent work. Makes it easier.