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MTA Chair Janno Lieber says the city needs to keep getting guns off the street after Thursday's subway shooting, where a man was shot in the head with his own weapon. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of New Yorkers insured through Aetna could soon lose access to New York Presbyterian's vast network of hospitals and doctors. Plus, residents of a Lower East Side community say they're fed up with years of delays on an MTA project on the M line. Finally, Willets Point, Queens, is poised for a transformation, including a new soccer stadium, a school, and thousands of affordable housing units. WNYC's Arun Venugopal has the latest on the project.

 Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, volvemos a tiempo real, con unos cuantos discos favoritos presentes, incluidas algunas novedades recientes. Suenan: MIQUEL VILELLA - "WILLETS POINT" ("TORNAVIAJE", 2023) / CARDELINA - "LO QUE SOY" ("FLOR DE BEREZO", 2023) / TINY RUINS - "DAYLIGHT SAVINGS" ("CEREMONY", 2023) / ITASCA - "TEARS ON SKY MOUNTAIN" ("IMITATION OF WAR", 2024) / JANA HORN - "IN BETWEEN" ("THE WINDOW IS THE DREAM", 2023) / ELENA SETIÉN - "MOONLIT REVERIES" ("MOONLIT REVERIES", 2024) / NÚRIA GRAHAM - "YES IT'S ME, THE GOLDFISH!" ("CYCLAMEN", 2023) / AOIFE NESSA FRANCES & HOLLOW HAND - "SHIPBUILDING" (2023) / HOLLY HENDERSON - "HEAD FULL OF SOIL" ("THE WALLS", 2023) / THIS IS THE KIT - "STUCK IN A ROOM" ("CAREFUL OF YOUR KEEPERS", 2023) / CABANE - "IN PARALLEL" ("BRÛLÉE", 2024) / JOHANNA SAMUELS - "LITTLE BUCKETS" ("BYSTANDER", 2023) /Escuchar audio

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Governor Hochul has signed a bill creating a nine-member commission to examine New York's history of slavery and its lasting effects on residents. Meanwhile, New York City is trying to improve its management of catch basins to make future clean-ups more streamlined. Also, NYU Langone Hospital in Brooklyn must pay out at least $35,000 to employees for having too few nurses on some shifts. Plus, developers behind the city's first professional soccer stadium are set to break ground in Queens this week. The plan includes the construction of more than a thousand affordable housing units at the Willets Point site.

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4.67 million is the total number of jobs in New York City, just shy of employment pre-pandemic. Though the economy is stable and employment generally strong, challenges remain. The economy is undergoing longer term transformation including remote work, which will affect our labor market and commercial real estate, and the City faces proximate challenges with the influx of new migrants and asylum seekers. NYC EDC's President and Executive Director joined CBC to discuss the Administration's economic growth strategy, projects ranging from Willets Point to SPARC Kips Bay, the green economy and offshore wind, soccer, ferries, and more.

City Councilman Francisco Moya, a life-long resident of Corona, Queens and integral to the agreement for a soccer-specific stadium at Willets Point for NYCFC, was the guest at halftime of the NYCFC-Charlotte match at Citi Field.

On this episode, how Major League Soccer is helping rebuild a long derelict neighborhood in Queens. Then hundreds of autoworkers in the area fear for their future as this mega- development looms. Those stories and more as we explore Willets Point.

The boys are back for Episode 85 as we talk with Councilman Francisco Moya (District 21 - Queens) on details behind the NYCFC Stadium that will be built in Willets Point, Queens. We talk with Councilman Moya on his career and the latest behind the project. Tune in!

77WABC Early News Host Deborah Valentine spoke to New York State Senator Jessica Ramos about a plan to construct a stadium for the NYC Football Club in Willets Point, Queens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, the city and the New York City Football Club reached an agreement to build the city's first ever soccer stadium in Willets Point, Queens. The massive plan will also include 2,500 units of affordable housing, a hotel and retail space. The $780 million stadium is being paid for entirely by the soccer team, but will need to go through the land-use approval. NY1's Zack Fink, Courtney Gross and Juan Manuel Benítez break down the surprisingly controversy-free situation, and look at how it could affect the city in the years to come. Additionally, after Democrats in New York lose four congressional seats, which helped give Republicans control of the House of Representatives, a blame game has been underway. State Party Chairman Jay Jacobs has been taking a significant amount of heat for not doing enough to get out the vote. The team takes a look at what is really happening within the party, and if Jacobs is truly to blame.  We want to hear from you, especially what you think about the new soccer stadium deal. Leave a message: 212-379-3440 Email: yourstoryny1@charter.com

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Jesse Spector dishes on his new book/podcast/newsletter endeavor, Willets Pen, praises Buck Showalter, and considers the ins and outs of rally sex. Plus tales: A catcher drinks, knits, and recovers while another deserts his team at the worst possible moment. TABLE OF CONTENTSRollie Hemsley Serves Drinks and Sandwiches*Buddy Rosar's Police Academy Dream*Jesse Spector: On the COVID IL*What is Willets Pen?*It is Not a Newsletter, But There's a Newsletter and an Excuse to Go Off on a Lengthy Screed About Dave Kingman*“Metsing”*Mets Bandwagon ‘86*Willets Pod*The Bit About Food Erotica*The Bit About Contrasting Mets Action with Marital Action (“Rally Sex”)*When You Pretend You are Affecting the Game (Yankees at Blue Jays, 1987)*Every Day for a Year (With Max Scherzer?)*Sex and Poor Middle Relief*The Tommy Hutton Call of Dave Winfield's Grand Slam*The Mets Mystique*The Schmoozer Predicts*Buck Showalter Rides Again*Relitigating the 1995 ALDS*The Little Dynasty that Didn't Happen*A Brief Word on New York Broadcasters*Goodbyes.Warning: There is no graphic language in this episode aside from a couple of cusswords, but the subject of martial relations is briefly discussed. Hide your maiden aunt.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game's present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they'll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can't get anybody out?

Jesse Spector dishes on his new book/podcast/newsletter endeavor, Willets Pen, praises Buck Showalter, and considers the ins and outs of rally sex. Plus tales: A catcher drinks, knits, and recovers while another deserts his team at the worst possible moment. TABLE OF CONTENTSRollie Hemsley Serves Drinks and Sandwiches*Buddy Rosar's Police Academy Dream*Jesse Spector: On the COVID IL*What is Willets Pen?*It is Not a Newsletter, But There's a Newsletter and an Excuse to Go Off on a Lengthy Screed About Dave Kingman*“Metsing”*Mets Bandwagon ‘86*Willets Pod*The Bit About Food Erotica*The Bit About Contrasting Mets Action with Marital Action (“Rally Sex”)*When You Pretend You are Affecting the Game (Yankees at Blue Jays, 1987)*Every Day for a Year (With Max Scherzer?)*Sex and Poor Middle Relief*The Tommy Hutton Call of Dave Winfield's Grand Slam*The Mets Mystique*The Schmoozer Predicts*Buck Showalter Rides Again*Relitigating the 1995 ALDS*The Little Dynasty that Didn't Happen*A Brief Word on New York Broadcasters*Goodbyes.Warning: There is no graphic language in this episode aside from a couple of cusswords, but the subject of martial relations is briefly discussed. Hide your maiden aunt.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game's present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they'll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can't get anybody out?

Good things come to those who work hard, we’re told. Those who’ll do anything to accomplish their goals will surely succeed because that is the promise of America; freedom, success and a new car. 12-year-old orphan Ale has a plan to earn a life for himself and his sister Izzy in Willets Point, Queens in this week’s pick, CHOP SHOP by director Ramin Bahrani. Symbolizing freedom for Ale is a beat up old food truck he hopes will lead him and Izzy to a better life. Life is a struggle every day, but somehow Ale finds hope, joy, and a reason to keep trying. Subscribe in iTunes, Android, or Spotify. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Visit our site: shutupwatchthis.wordpress.com Send your feedback to shutupwatchthis@gmail.com Please consider leaving a review or a star rating on iTunes, so other folks can find us. © 2020 Ashley Carr & Dave Wilson

On this edition of Power Women, Schneps Publisher and President, Vicki Schneps is joined by Former Queens Borough President and current President and CEO […]

Welcome back to the QNS Podcast, a weekly look at the week’s biggest Queens news. Hosted by Jacob Kaye and reporter Angélica Acevedo, each […]

This week on the QNS Podcast, we’re talking about Willets Point, its displaced workers, the development’s history, and how the city’s neglect of the […]

    It's the first NYCFP episode in 2019, and the New York City Football Podcast boys are back with a VENGEANCE! Nick & Jordan talk New York City FC's newest Designated Player Alexandru Mitriță, NYCFC's prospects in 2019 with its current line up, Dome's potential plans with this side, Jonathan Lewis's impact debut with the USMNT, and more. NOSTRACHAVEZ also explains why Queensboro FC's stadium bid in Willets Point should be viewed as a very good thing for NYCFC. As always, the boys answer all listener questions on the latest episode of the NYCFP, available via the @NYCFCNation podcast on all major platforms, including Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher and iHeart Radio. Follow us on Twitter at @NickChavezMLS and @_JordanGriffith Purchase our NYCFC Nation scarf!  100% of proceeds go towards City in the Community! Podcast available on Spotify Episode Photo Credit: NYCFC.com Episode Music Credit: n.W.o. Black & White Theme Song

Home / Blog / IslesBlog Podcast: Newsday’s Jim Baumbach on Islanders – Barclays Opt-Out and More IslesBlog Podcast: Newsday’s Jim Baumbach on Islanders – Barclays Opt-Out and More Joseph Buono 17 mins ago Blog, IslesBlog Podcast, Podcasts Leave a comment 5 Views Subscribe to the IslesBlog Podcast on iTunes In the latest edition of the IslesBlog Podcast, Joe Buono talks to Newsday reporter Jim Baumbach on his in-depth report that provided some very relevant insight into the details surrounding the Islanders and Barclays Center opt-out clause and other other specifics related to the unique partnership between the two sides. Joe and Jim discussed: - The roadmap of who can opt out and when - Whether or not the Islanders are using Belmont and Queens as purely leverage - The Islanders receiving more revenue than originally thought - His view on which side benefits most from the current deal - The impact of Ledecky/Malkin and Mikhail Prokhorov on this relationship - The long-term viability of Barclays as the home of the Islanders - Which possible location between NVMV, Belmont and Willets Point is most likely

This week we are casting from the car! It's all about the Subway Series as we broadcast from underneath a Willets Point overpass this week on Big Apple Baseball. If you listen close I think you can hear gunshots.

Tom Angotti, Hunter College Sarah Crean, New York Industrial Retention Network Neil Kittredge, Beyer Blinder Belle Thomas McKnight, New York City Economic Development Corporation Moderated by Richard Plunz, GSAPP Organized by the Architecture and Urban Design Program and moderated by Richard Plunz, this is the second installment of the monthly series "Where is New York?*"

Joseph Ficalora, Chairman/Pres., & CEO, New York Community Bancorp, Inc. Michael Meyer, Pres., F&T Group Vincent L. Riso, Principal-Pres., The Briarwood Organization LLC Claire Shulman, Pres., & CEO, The Flushing, Willets Point, Corona Local DEV Corp.