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Health
The Life Dr. Joseph Warren: The Revolution’s Lost Hero
This week’s Lake George Battlefield Moments podcast is the first of a two-part interview with historian Christian Di Spigna, author…
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Health
Twitchell’s Troubled Waters: An Adirondack Lake Water Quality History
As heir to a log cabin in the Adirondacks, I have caught myself imagining the mile-high glacier that carved out…
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Health
Brooklyn’s Triumphal Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch Restored
Famed architects Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux designed Grand Army Plaza as the grand entrance to Prospect Park at…
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Health
Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Area Dam Rehabilitated
DEC and Ducks Unlimited have recently completed a major dam rehabilitation project at Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area.…
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Health
A History of the New York Gypsum Industry, 1790-1930
New York State has been identified with the American gypsum industry from its start. The deposits in the central counties,…
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Market
FARE Act Comes Into Play, Related Making Hudson Yards Moves
It’s been a busy week for Related Companies, too. On Wednesday, the City Council voted to approve changes to a…
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Market
New York Bans Rent-Setting Software
Property owners may no longer be able to use certain software to set apartment rents. The state legislature this week…
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Real Estate
Does NYC’s FARE Act Affect Ultra-Luxury Rentals?
As the FARE Act took effect earlier this week, New York City’s rental market scrambled to adjust to the new…
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Market
Office Activity Has Come Back in NYC & Miami, Not Elsewhere
New data shows an RTO reversal. In the early days of post-shutdown return-to-office tracking, offices were busier in markets that…
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Science
Earth’s mantle may have hidden plumes venting heat from its core
Al Hajar Mountains in Oman L_B_Photography/Shutterstock A section of Earth’s mantle beneath Oman appears to be unusually warm, in what…
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