Want the city to be safer? Tell businesses stop narc-ing on Narcan
A Lower East Side bookstore now faces eviction for distributing the life-saving overdose reversal medication.
Virginia K. Smith
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“I can literally live for four months on what I make in three days or so. If you do it right, it’s a hustle.”
Flatiron's Fishs Eddy goes head to head with the new Crate & Barrel next door
“I got emotional,” owner Julie Gaines told The Groove, “Counting all the things we’ve survived — 9/11, Hurricane Sandy, COVID.”
The Empire State Building is entirely too thirsty for Taylor Swift
One of the most famous buildings in the world is working way too hard to chase Swiftie clout on Twitter.
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Why the hell are New York City venues confiscating Narcan?
The city's Health Department now recommends every single New Yorker carry the overdose-reversal medication. Security at some of the city's biggest nightlife venues hasn't gotten the memo.
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