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A Staten Island barstaurant has declared itself a “self-contained zone” in open disregard of Cuomo’s COVID-19 restrictions.
A Pennsylvania judge has ordered the state to temporarily suspend its certification process for the 2020 election results, pending a hearing Friday on a lawsuit to declare all mail-in votes in the state unconstitutional .
Coronavirus is tearing Buffalo apart “with a vengeance.” Since mid-October, the number of cases in Erie County, where the city is located, has increased from 322 per week to 3,449 per week.
Closer to home, Long Island has seen a 149% increase in coronavirus cases over the past three weeks and is on track to achieve an 18% positive test rate.
NY Times restaurant critic Pete Wells urges Americans to stop napping on Thanksgiving.
Greenwich Village Cuba dinners got a clean shave on Wednesday when someone plowed their Mercedes in the outdoor dining area.
People share the little things they are grateful for during this time of isolation.
The New Yorker chats with Deb Perlman, chef of cooking blog Smitten Kitchen, about her Thanksgiving philosophy this year, and more.
And finally, let’s take a moment for Thanksgiving to remember the greatest turkey forgiveness of all time:
Thinking of the turkey’s only good forgiveness, when Sarah Palin did a post-forgiveness interview directly in front of a group of turkeys being slaughtered pic.twitter.com/GUa2jFdwaw
– Josh Billinson (@jbillinson) November 19, 2018
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