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Vote in the General Election on November 5 Board of Elections website httpsvotenycnyushtmlhomehomeshtml

Poll Site Locator httpsnycpollsitelocatorcomsearch

Election hours 6am-9pm The ballot will have proposed changes to the NYC Charter you will vote for Public Advocate and other

offices depending on your address

A New Walking Tour Film of Murray Hill is introduced at the FilmPremiere Event on November 2 On November 2 The Murray Hill Neighborhood Associations Preservation amp Design Committee presented aFilm Premiere event to introduce the new film Walking Tour of Historic Murray Hill Tour guide Robin Garrnarrates lively historical background and architectural commentary on Murray Hills landmark buildings aswell as history of the neighborhood The film features 2 historic districts 14 Landmark Buildings andspectacular footage of our scenic neighborhood The film was produced by The Murray Hill NeighborhoodAssociations Preservation amp Design Committee Videotex Global Networks and Edge City Design LLC Itwas filmed directed and edited by Edge City Design LLC The DVD can be purchased for $15 atmurrayhillnycorgdvd and you can also view the trailer there The film is 1 hour

View photos from the event here

Look for the full article about the event in a future newsletter

Murray Hill Halloween Photo Album

121 East 36th Street 152 East 38th Street a NYC landmark

One Lane of Traffic Closed on 36thStreet near Madison Avenue untilmid-November Source Jessica Ludwig Deputy Director The MorganLibrary amp Museum The traffic lane on 36th Street between Madison amp ParkAvenue (near Madison) is closed to facilitate theMorganrsquos work to restore the bluestone sidewalk Thework is expected to be completed by November 15thDoT has required that pedestrians be redirected to thenorthernmost traffic lane instead of to the southsidewalk Further DoT has required that the parkingalong the south curb be maintained This is why thestreet is now limited to one lane of traffic Neighboringbuildings along 36th Street were notified of this work

Upcoming events (that missed our last eblast)

Through November 8 Departure and Return Liu Shiming Sculpture This exhibition presents the sculpture of Liu Shiming who belonged to the Central Academy of Fine Arts firstgeneration of Chinese sculptors trained after the founding of the Peoplersquos Republic His work is inspired bythe Han dynasty folk clay sculpture tradition and Chinese painted pottery Organized by the Asian CulturalCenter 212-679-8833 nyacngusacom Call or email for hours at the Asian Fusion Gallery NY amp DC 15 East 40th Street Suite 200

November 4 630pm Artist Talks Virtual Reality Cyborgs and Neuroscience inContemporary Performance FREE and open to the public First come first seated An international evening with emerging female artistsDominique Leclerc (Canada) Dr GoraParasit (Lithuania) and female identifying and gender non-binary artistLaJuneacute McMillian (New York) The artists explore contemporary technology like Virtual Reality PhysicalComputing worldwide cyborg and transhumanist movements

at the The Graduate Center CUNY Segal Theatre 365 Fifth Avenue (between 34th amp 35th Street)

November 8 630-8pm Talk Eric K Washington on the Life of James H Williams and theRed Caps of Grand Central FREE and open to the public In a feat of remarkable research and timely reclamation Eric K Washingtonuncovers the nearly forgotten life of James H Williams (1878ndash1948) the chief porter of Grand CentralTerminalrsquos Red Caps a multitude of Harlem-based black men whom he organized into the essential laborforce of Americarsquos most august railroad station With this biography Williams must now be considered alongwith Cornelius Vanderbilt and Jacqueline Onassis one of the great heroes of Grand Centralrsquos storied pastRSVP required httpswwweventbritecomeeric-k-washington-on-the-life-of-james-h-williams-and-the-red-caps-of-grand-central-terminal-tickets-70452271641 You can also watch it live-streamed here httpssablemadmimicomc95943id=59114718351c0ff665576e0f585fd23d95c9049f255 at The Graduate Center CUNY Skylight Room (9th Floor) 365 Fifth Avenue (between 34th amp 35th Street)

[Author Eric K Washington gives another talk on this topic at the Grand Central Library 135 East 46th Streeton November 12 at 6pm]

November 8 doors at 7pm music at 730pm Piano on Park presents Yi-Nuo Wang pianist FREE and open to the public (with donation for musician appreciated) Having recently won first prize at theConcert Artist Guild International Competition pianist Yi-Nuo Wang is about to make her Carnegie Hall debutthis coming February at Weills recital hall PROGRAM Bartok Piano Sonata Brahms 8 KlavierstuckeOp76 Chen Yi Ba Ban (1999) Rachmaninoff Piece in D minor Daisies op38 no3 Prelude in b minor Op32 No 10 Prelude in G-flat major op23 no10 Etude in d minor op39 no8 Etude in D major op39 no 9RSVP required httpswwweventbritecomeyi-nuo-wang-piano-recital-tickets-72703537237mc_cid=5760a36e8fampmc_eid=18489ab589 at Piano on Park 10 Park Avenue

Your Opportunity to Speak and Be Heard on Local Issues Source Community Board Six November 2019 Newsletter (email) Speak and be heard The New York Public Library is teaming up with the Local Voices Network (LVN) andTHE CITY newsroom for a project that seeks to record neighborhood conversations on important local topicsThese recordings will be shared on a searchable website for journalists decision-makers and other localstakeholders to tune into the communitys real concerns The Grand Central Library 135 East 46th Street ishosting Local Voices Network conversations from November - December and invites anyone in the Midtownarea to take part We need the participation of local community members to make this project a success November 7 6pm RSVP httpswwweventbritecomemidtown-local-voices-network-community-conversation-tickets-74609889187 November 14 530pm RSVP httpswwweventbritecomemidtown-local-voices-network-community-conversation-tickets-74609939337 December 5 6pm RSVP httpswwweventbritecomemidtown-local-voices-network-community-conversation-tickets-74609596311 December 12 530pm RSVP httpswwweventbritecomemidtown-local-voices-network-community-conversation-tickets-74609843049 RSVPs are necessary for all conversations You can sign up at the link provided above or via e-mail atnyclvnorg or 347-286-4406

State Sen Brad Hoylman is launching a program to ask communityboards how to use $15 million in capital funds in his district October 25 2019 patchcom by Sydney Pereira MANHATTAN NY mdash Local community boards will have a greater say in how $15 million in state funds willbe spent in State Sen Brad Hoylmans district the state lawmaker announcedInspired by City Councilsparticipatory budgeting processFunds for each community board would total $250000 with projects costingat least $50000 Community boards 2 3 4 5 6 and 7 would participateDetails about submission andeligibility guidelines will be provided to community boards in the coming weeks

Community Funding Opportunities

Love Your Block Grant Source Community Board Six November 2019 Newsletter (email) Do you have a neighborhood project in mind You could receive $1000 grant for a block clean-up orimprovement project in your neighborhood plus services and support from city agencies to bring your blockproject to life The Love Your Block Grant is a partnership between NYC Service and Citizens Committee forNew York City Apply at httpsa002-irmnycgovEventRegistrationRegFormaspxeventGuid=ece9b5e3-128a-4daa-a23a-3c155187bf9a

Business news amp resources

Area Businesses Enroll in DOTs Off-Hour Deliveries Program Source Grand Central Partnership Email 103119 The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) is encouraging businesses in Manhattan south of59th Street to participate in their Off-Hour Deliveries Program Through the program DOT provides technicalsupport to businesses interested in shifting delivery times from peak hours to off-peak hours Learn more andenroll here

On demand webinars What Small Businesses Need to Know AboutCybersecurity Source SCORE In this webinar brought to you by Trend Micro build awareness and learn how to protect your business

The Small Business Guide to Cybersecurity Some 71 of cyberattacks occur at businesses with under 100 employees Learn the 3 most commoncyberthreats how to secure your business and how to respond to a data breach

Changes in the neighborhood

Satisfying Timelapse Shows Iconic NYPL Lions Getting A LaserBathNovember 1 2019 gothamistcom by Jen Carlson

Permits Filed For 202 East 23rd Street In Kips Bay Manhattan October 26 2019 newyorkyimbycom by Vanessa Londono Permits have been filed for a 14-story mixed-use building at 202 East 23rd Street in Kips Bay ManhattanLocated on the corner of Third Avenue and 23rd StreetSMA Equities is listed as the owner behind theapplications

October 21 2019

Center for Research in theHumanities Opens at 42nd StreetLibraryThe New York Public Library opened its new Center forResearch in the Humanities a nine-room spacededicated to quiet research work with the Libraryrsquosresearch collections temporary displays andcollections-related programming The over 8000-square-foot Centermdashlocated on the second floor of the iconicStephen A Schwarzman Buildingmdashhas 56 seatsexclusively for use by authors scholars students andothers engaged in extensive research doubling the

number of seats available in the building for that purpose At opening 30 scholars had already applied towork in the Center ldquoThe Stephen A Schwarzman Building is many things but first and foremost a research library dedicated tolearning and the pursuit of understanding knowledge and scholarshiprdquo said New York Public LibraryPresident Anthony W Marx ldquoTo restore these rooms to their original purposemdashresearch and work with ourcollectionsmdashwhile ensuring that we are preserving the significant architectural elements is something thewhole Library is extremely proud ofrdquo The Center was built as part of the Libraryrsquos master plan to restore improve and increase public space in theStephen A Schwarzman Building To apply for a space in the center use the online form here For questions emailresearchstudyroomsnyplorg

Murray Hill in the news

Fifth Avenue Stabbing Sends Victim To Hospital Police Say October 23 2019 patchcom by Sydney Pereira NOMAD NY mdash A person was stabbed on Fifth Avenue and rushed to the hospital Wednesday morning anNYPD spokesperson said Cops have since arrested the person who attacked on East 31st Street and FifthAvenue in NoMad just before 7 am according to the spokesperson Medics rushed the injured person instable condition to Bellevue Hospital

Early Voting Sites Could Endanger Kids Murray Hill Parents FearOctober 24 2019 patchcom by Sydney Pereira Murray Hill parents want early voting sites relocated off school grounds [PS 116] for the new weeklong earlyvoting period

My Experience with Early Voting Was Very Positive by Nancy Idaka Sheran MHNA Newsletter Editor On October 28 I took advantage of early voting at PS116 Entrance to the polling place was on 32nd Streetthrough the playground That entrance is accessible with an elevator on the left and stairs to the right of theplayground There were no lines and I was able to sign in and get my ballot at a new terminal equipped witha tablet The terminals were used to look up voters registrations and sign them in Each terminal had pollingstaff helping with the sign-in process There were several of these terminals The registration look-up processwas automated I had my voter registration card and polling staff put it on the terminal scanned the barcodeand the system brought up my registration Polling staff turned the tablet around for me to sign on the tabletwith a stylus After that it was like regular voting A ballot was produced they had privacy booths wherevoters could mark their ballots and then the ballots were scanned I asked what would happen if I tried tovote again and I was told that the system would have a record that I had already voted

Avoiding Census Fraud and Scams Avoiding Scams Online the Census Bureau will not send unsolicited emails to request your participation inthe 2020 Census Further during the 2020 Census the Census Bureau will never ask for your SocialSecurity number your bank account or credit card numbers money or donations In addition the CensusBureau will not contact you on behalf of a political party Staying Safe at Home If someone visits your home to collect a response for the 2020 Census you can dothe following to verify their identity first check to make sure that they have a valid ID badge with theirphotograph a US Department of Commerce watermark and an expiration date If you still have questionsabout their identity you can call 800-923-8282 to speak with a local Census Bureau representative Reporting Suspected Fraud If you suspect fraud call 800-923-8282 to speak with a local Census Bureaurepresentative If it is determined that the visitor who came to your door does not work for the CensusBureau contact your local police department

Homelessness and affordability

(opinion) To End the Homelessness Crisis Itrsquos Time to Refocus theCityrsquos Housing Plan - Herersquos How October 18 2019 gothamgazettecom by Rafael Salamanca Jr City Council Member amp Giselle RouthierPolicy Director at Coalition for the Homeless [The] failure to meaningfully reduce the shelter census is a direct result of the lack of truly affordableapartments created specifically to house homeless New Yorkers This is why the House Our Future NYCampaign with the support of the majority of the New York City Council has spent more than a year and ahalf calling on Mayor de Blasio to make his Housing New York 20 plan -- badly in need of a third iteration --address the true scale of the homelessness crisisMany hurtful and false narratives have been spread aboutpeople in the shelter system primarily that individuals are unemployed or are looking for handouts To thecontrary many in the system have full-time jobs or are living on fixed-incomes and turn to the shelter systemas a last resort because of rising rents in their communities Once in the system people face a lengthy waitto be placed in permanent housing due to a lack of truly affordable housingWe cannot continue to acceptmass homelessness in our city as a fact of life Related article City Council Speaker Pushing Bill RequiringDevelopers To Set Aside Housing For Homeless October 30 2019 gothamistcom by Elizabeth Kim

Traffic transportation and parking

MTA Announces Selection of TransCore to Build Nation-LeadingCentral Business District Tolling System [Congestion Pricing] Source MTA Press Release October 18 2019 MTA Bridges and Tunnels (TBTA) today announced that it has selected TransCore to design build operateand maintain the toll system equipment and infrastructure required to implement the first-of-its-kind CentralBusiness District Tolling Program (CBDTP) in New York City

Report Congestion Pricing in NYC Getting it right Source Community Board Six November 2019 Newsletter (email) The Regional Plan Association (RPA) a nonprofit research group released a report Congestion Pricing inNYC Getting it right to shape the plan in the last 16 months of decision making By December 31 2020pricing design and implementation for Congestion Pricing will be finalized The goal of RPAs report is to

analyze pricing design and implementation scenarios to generate 10 groundbreaking recommendations CB6s resolution on Congestion Pricing

Is This The Beginning Of The End For Free Parking In NYCNovember 1 2019 gothamistcom by Stephen Nessen WNYC New York City has about 3 million parking spaces the majority of those cost drivers no money But that couldsoon change City officials are starting to recognize the costs and losses of giving away free curbspaceDepartment Of Transportationrsquos Manhattan Borough Commissioner Ed Pincar predicted the focus ofthe DOT for the next decade ldquoIf the last 10 years was focused on trying to develop a series of tools for safer streets I think curbmanagement is going to be the theme for the next 10 yearsrdquoNew York City is the only major American citythat doesnrsquot have a residential street parking permit system ldquoThe city does not have the authority on its ownto implement a residential parking system we would need Albany to pass that lawrdquo Pincar with DOTsaidBut the city loses out in other ways State law says the city can only charge companies that use theroadway for construction $50 a month a ludicrously low fee for creating tens of thousands of dollars incongestion In 2017 the latest figures we could get from the DOT there were 250000 permits issued to blockpart of a roadway The city earned just $106 million for these with fees waived for governmentagenciesFor the general public to accept the idea that street parking and curb use should be charged at arate will take a major cultural shift

Mayor walks back plan to close two lanes on Fifth Ave duringtourist-packed holiday seasonOctober 31 2019 nydailynewscom by Clayton Guse Transportation Department Manhattan Borough Commissioner Ed Pincar sent a letter to the head of an EastSide community board Monday laying out a plan to temporarily replace two lanes of traffic on Fifth Aveduring the tourist-thronged holiday seasonThe plan would knock out a car lane and a bus lane on Fifth Avebetween 48th and 51st Sts giving the space over to packs of pedestrians Pincar wrote that barriers wouldbe installed to enforce the changes shortly after Thanksgiving and stay in place until the newyearCouncilman Keith Powers (D-Manhattan) and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer on Thursdayreleased a joint statement urging the mayor to move forward with the proposal to take space away from cars

NYC Should Ban Cars From More Major Streets Speaker SaysOctober 22 2019 patchcom by Noah Manskar NEW YORK mdash City Council Speaker Corey Johnson called for car-free busways on more major streetsMonday as the citys transit experiment on 14th Street shows early signs of successI think we should lookat it on 34th Street on 42nd Street on these major thoroughfares the Chelsea Democrat said Monday onWNYC[Editors note If you would like to weigh in on this contact information for our elected officials is at the bottomof this email]

Preservation amp landmarks

MHNA PampD Committee Testifies at LPC Hearing in Support of TheMorgans Proposed Exterior AlterationsAt a hearing on October 29th at the Landmarks Preservation Commission The Morgan Library amp Museummade their case to alter the front yard install landscaping new exterior lighting and signage on the site of the

original Pierpont Morgan Library on 36th Street The plans were overwhelmingly approved by the LPCTestimony in support of the renovation project was provided by the Preservation amp Design Committee onbehalf of the MHNA Read more about the Morgans proposal

Government legislation rules policies (including pending)

Press release Council Votes on Historic Streets Master PlanLegislationOctober 30 2019 councilnycgov Introduction 1557-A sponsored by The Speaker (Council Member Johnson) would require the Departmentof Transportation to issue and implement a transportation master plan every five years The planrsquos goalswould be to prioritize the safety of all street users the use of mass transit the reduction of vehicle emissionsand access for individuals with disabilitiesThe first plan would be due in December of 2021

Related article By the numbers New York Cityrsquos plan for safer streets October 30 2019 cityandstatenycom by Annie McDonough

Related article City Council Approves $17 Billion Master Plan toRevolutionize NYC Streets October 30 2019 nbcnewyorkcom

Commercial waste zones by the numbers October 30 2019 cityandstatenycom by Jeff Coltin The New York City Council passed a package of bills on Wednesday meant to bring wastersquos ldquoWild Westrdquounder a regulatory regime The broadest bill Int 1574-A creates new commercial waste zones throughoutthe city ndash allowing a limited number of haulers to compete for trash pick-up contracts in each geographicarea 3 [is] [t]he maximum number of private haulers allowed to work in each zone$2076 [is] The maximumprice per ton of trash haulers are currently allowed to charge customers2024 [is] The year by which thewhole program is expected to be phased in

Foie Gras To Be Banned From NYC RestaurantsOctober 30 2019 patchcom by Noah Manskar NEW YORK mdash Au revoir foie gras New York City restaurants will have to take the fattened duck delicacy offtheir menus under local legislation set to pass Wednesday The City Council bill will ban eateries andmerchants from serving or selling foie gras made from force-fed birds starting in three years Lawmakers saythe measure supported by Mayor Bill de Blasio aims to curb cruelty to ducks and geese despite upstatepoultry farmers concerns that it could put them out of business This is about force-feeding which is an inhumane practice that cannot be allowed to continue said CouncilMember Carlina Rivera a Manhattan Democrat and the bills lead sponsor The citys bill leaves room for duck farmers to make similar products with humane methods and forrestaurants to sell them officials said

Councilwoman Rivera introduces resolution calling on the NY StateLegislature to decriminalize loitering for prostitution Source Exerpt from email from Councilwoman Carlina Riveras office October 28 2019

Council Member Rivera introduced a resolution in the New York City Council calling on the New York Statelegislature to pass legislation that will decriminalize loitering for prostitution This bill is an attempt to addressthe profiling and over policing of individuals suspected of engagement in sex work At the same time theCouncil is funding anti-trafficking organizations and looking to improve supportive services for all that havebeen affected by sex work and the Womenrsquos Caucus is interested in hearing more from stakeholderssometime soonThe Council Member is still exploring her position on the issue and is listening to allconcerned groups and impacted stakeholders with her number one priority being the safety of sex workersand the effective prosecution of sex traffickers These conversations are difficult and it takes time researchand debate as we approach any potential reforms

Public service notices

Compare Medicare plans using Medicares Plan Finder Medicare has redesigned Plan Finder to make it easy to compare coverage options shop for plans and feelconfident in your choice Plan Finders new features include simplified log in using your online account aneasy way to build and track your drug list and when you search for a brand name drug it will be shown alongwith any lower-cost generic alternatives more details on Medicare Advantage Plans so you can quicklycompare covered benefits Plan Finder now works on your smartphone tablet or other mobile device so useit wherever its convenient Check out Plan Finder to compare plans today httpswwwmedicaregovplan-compare

Stories we are following

State lawmakers tackle trash trucks stinking up NYC streets November 1 2019 nypostcom by Bernadette Hogan ldquoPrimarily residential neighborhoods ndash whether in the East Village or elsewhere in New York City ndash are not theappropriate location for garbage trucks to be parked overnightrdquo [State Sen Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan)and Assemblywoman Deborah Glick (D-Manhattan)] added [Editors note This problem affects 10th Street in the East Village and also streets behind Bellevue Does thebill also apply to Post Office trucks]

15 Million Packages a Day The Internet Brings Chaos to NYStreets October 27 2019 nytimescom by Matthew Haag and Winnie Hu The push for convenience is having a stark impact on gridlock roadway safety and pollution in New York Cityand urban areas around the world

Consumer alerts and scams

Our government representativesWhen contacting your representative by email be sure to state your address so that they know that you are aconstituent You can see the District maps and sign up for their emails on their websites

Manhattan Community Board 5 wwwcb5org 212-465-0907 officecb5org

Manhattan Community Board 6 cbsixorg 212-319-3750 officecbsixorg

NYC Councilwoman Carlina Rivera Council District 2 councilnycgovcarlina-rivera 212-677-1077District2councilnycgov

NYC Council Speaker Corey Johnson Council District 3 councilnycgovdistrict-3 212-564-7757SpeakerJohnsoncouncilnycgov

NYC Council Member Keith Powers Council District 4 councilnycgovkeith-powers 212-818-0580KPowerscouncilnycgov

Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer manhattanbpnycgov 212-669-8300infomanhattanbpnycgov

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams GetHelp The Office of the Public Advocate assists with complaintsand inquiries involving government-related services and regulations Telephone Hotline 212-669-7250email GetHelpadvocatenycgov

Mayor Bill de Blasio www1nycgovoffice-of-the-mayor 311 online message httpswww1nycgovoffice-of-the-mayormayor-contactpage

NY State Senator Liz Krueger 28th Senate District wwwnysenategovsenatorsliz-krueger 212-490-9535 lkruegernysenategov

NY State Senator Brad Hoylman 27th Senate District httpswwwnysenategovsenatorsbrad-hoylman212-633-8052 hoylmannysenategov

NY State Assembly Member Dan Quart Assembly District 73 wwwnyassemblygovmemDan-Quart212-605-0937 quartdnyassemblygov

NY State Assembly Member Harvey Epstein Assembly District 74 wwwnyassemblygovmemHarvey-Epstein 212-979-9696 epsteinhnyassemblygov

NY Assembly Member Richard N Gottfried Assembly District 75 wwwnyassemblygovmemRichard-N-Gottfried 212-807-7900 GottfriedRnyassemblygov

US Representative Carolyn Maloney New Yorks 12th Congrssional Districthttpsmaloneyhousegov 212-860-0606 website contact form httpsmaloneyhousegovcontact-carolynemail-me

US Senator Chuck Schumer wwwschumersenategov 212-486-4430 website contact formhttpswwwschumersenategovcontactemail-chuck

US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand wwwgillibrandsenategov 212-688-6262 website contactform wwwgillibrandsenategovcontactemail-me

US President Donald Trump httpswwwwhitehousegovpeopledonald-j-trump website contact formhttpswwwwhitehousegovcontact

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