Email Author Roy Edroso
Today New York's first Summer Streets blocked seven miles of city road to motorized vehicles from 7 am to 1 pm. Enough people took advantage to make Summer Streets successful, but not enough to ma... More >>
[Editor's note: After penning the popular "The Official Village Voice Election-Season Guide to the Right-Wing Blogosphere," Roy Edroso has made dissecting those blogs into a weekly feature that appe... More >>
[Editor's note: After penning the popular "The Official Village Voice Election-Season Guide to the Right-Wing Blogosphere," Roy Edroso has made dissecting those blogs into a weekly feature that appe... More >>
[Editor's note: After penning the popular "The Official Village Voice Election-Season Guide to the Right-Wing Blogosphere," Roy Edroso has made dissecting those blogs into a weekly feature that appe... More >>
The good news is, after a long bureaucratic delay, the Red Hook Park food vendors should be back at work this weekend. The bad news is, they may have to charge you more. The Brooklyn Paper reports th... More >>
Paul Newell's campaign for Sheldon Silver's Assembly seat recently got some major press, as mentioned here and here, from local coverage of an unfortunate incident in Silver's career. The candidate's ... More >>
"Hitting a Bicyclist Just Got Easier," says Justine of Greenpointers. While she says she's happy enough that North Brooklyn is getting plenty of new bike lanes from the DOT, she's angry that one plann... More >>
Monday morning, 59th St. subway station: "I heard a loud bang... turns out the loud bang was due to debris falling from the ceiling from the subway station!!! AH!!! 2-3 pieces of foot long+ concrete w... More >>
Queens Crap gets a letter from "Community Action Queens, a new block group of a sort that has developed because of increasing violence on 50th Street between Skillman and 43rd... "This hangout has b... More >>
Tonight in the Tobacco Warehouse (Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park section of Brooklyn Bridge Park), the Brooklyn Bridge Conservancy's Music at The Bridge continues with "evening of live music, video ar... More >>
Having frequently been told to "dump it out" by members of New York's Finest, we were surprised by the cheerful take on outdoor drinking in today's New York Times: "Ah, The Heat, The Crowd, The Park, ... More >>
As a perhaps unintentional tribute to last night's All-Star Game, the New York Daily News reports that the NYPD has dismissed an officer who tested positive for steroids. Officer Daniel Zehrer is "vi... More >>
Yesterday we reported on Elizabeth Crothers, the woman whose 2001 rape charges against a top Sheldon Silver aide appeared in both the New York Daily News and the New York Times, and who now publicly s... More >>
Democratic State Senator Ruben Diaz, Sr. (not to be confused with Ruben Diaz, Jr.) is one of the most socially-conservative New York Democrats around. An ordained Minister of the Church of God, Diaz p... More >>
"Hey asshole, I want my wheel back!" writes atom at Metblogs. "Thieves in NYC are blatant assholes. Especially thieves who steal bikes or bike parts. Today while I was working, my bike nestled down on... More >>
Last month, regular readers may recall from Heather Muse's report here at Runnin' Scared, Elizabeth Crothers told the New York Daily News that in 2001 she was raped by J. Michael Boxley, then chief co... More >>
If it is your long-cherished dream to wear a jacket that was once doused in the sweat of the Godfather of Soul, save the date: this Thursday, Christie's will start dropping the hammer on James Brown's... More >>
Days after it was revealed that he had not one, not two, but four rent-stabilized apartments -- one of which he admitted to using as an office, in apparent violation of City housing law -- an initial... More >>
Green Brooklyn applauds Representatives Anthony Weiner's and Nydia Velazquez's letter to the EPA, which asks the agency to "conduct preliminary tests at Newtown Creek" with an eye toward getting Super... More >>
At James Wolcott's urging, we took in Xanadu a few months back. The music of ELO, rollerskates, Tony Roberts, no intermission: what wasn't to liker And orchestra seats were cheap and plentiful at TKTS... More >>
Wednesday, July 16, 7 pm in East River Park: Cellist/composer Alex Waterman plays, Michael Schumacher's Dans le Jardin improvises; then, Compagnie Beau Geste's Transports Exceptionnels, "a unique and ... More >>
Feel like indulging your apartment neurosisr Behold the Rentometer, to which spahagirl of Above The Doorframe tipped us. Rentometer seems to think the monthly on our godforsaken Brooklyn hellhole is "... More >>
Wednesday: Standing-it-old-school room still available for 311 and Snoop Dogg at Keyspan Park, Coney Island. 6 pm. Thursday: Coney Island Burlesque with Miss Saturn's HulaPalooza -- "an ALL HULA HOOP ... More >>
[Editor's note: After penning the popular "The Official Village Voice Election-Season Guide to the Right-Wing Blogosphere," Roy Edroso has made dissecting those blogs into a weekly feature that appe... More >>
[Editor's note: After penning the popular "The Official Village Voice Election-Season Guide to the Right-Wing Blogosphere," Roy Edroso has made dissecting those blogs into a weekly feature that appe... More >>
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