Thursday, November 22, 2012

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11/25
Gallery Tour:
Fore
1pm: Enjoy an interactive and informative tour of Fore with a knowledgeable museum educator. Read more.

Hands On: Art-Making with Found Objects
2pm:
Learn how to make art from everyday objects in an art-making session where you will turn magazines and other printed materials into 3-dimensional geometric shapes. Read more. 

Image (top): Noah Davis, Found Photo, 2012. Courtesy Jack Tilton Gallery, New York. Photo: Adam Reich. (Below, installation view): Caitlin Cherry, The Federal Reserve Bank of New Yawk, 2012. Photo: Adam Reich 

Check out our Fall/Winter 2012–13 Exhibitions and Projects!







Harlem Postcards: Tenth Anniversary

Harlem Postcards Fall/Winter 2012–13



Ready, Set, Apply!
Spring 2013 Internships Now Available Online!


The Museum and the Museum Store will be closed on Thanksgiving and will resume regular business hours Friday, November 23, 2012. 

Adult Programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, and MetLife Foundation.
Artist-in-Residence program is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council for the Arts, a state agency; Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation; Jerome Foundation; Robert Lehman Foundation; and New York Community Trust
Gordon Parks: A Harlem Family 1967 is supported by The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation
Educator Programs are made possible thanks to a grant from Wells Fargo.
Expanding the Walls is made possible with support from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency; Colgate-Palmolive; Dedalus Foundation; The Keith Haring Foundation; Joy of Giving Something; and Surdna Foundation.

Youth Programs are made possible with support from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, Colgate-Palmolive, Dedalus Foundation, Inc., The Keith Haring Foundation, Inc., Joy of Giving Something, Inc., The David Rockefeller Fund, and Surdna Foundation.
11/29
Performance by Jacolby Satterwhite:
Reifying Desire: Model It
1–7pm:
Jacolby Satterwhite will activate his new work Reifying Desire: Model It (2012), on view in Fore, performing a movement piece in the Museum's main galleries animating his two-channel video installation. Read more.


Upcoming Events

11/27
Arts & Minds (Series A)
2pm:
Arts & Minds brings adults with memory disorders and their caregivers together in new experiences of art. Read more.

12/2
Gallery Tour:
Fore

1pm: Enjoy an interactive and informative tour of Fore with a knowledgeable museum educator. Read more.

12/2
Hands On:
Patterned Collages
2pm:
Taking inspiration from the current exhibitions, fill image outlines and shapes with patterns, color and unique designs. Read more.

Image (top): Jacolby Satterwhite, Reifying Desire: Model It (performance still), 2012. Photo: Scott Rudd
Current Exhibitions

November 11, 2012–March 10, 2013

Fore

Gordon Parks: A Harlem Family 1967

Harlem Postcards: Tenth Anniversary

Harlem Postcards Fall 2012–13


Image (top): Gordon Parks, Untitled (Harlem, New York), 1967. Copyright and Courtesy The Gordon Parks Foundation

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Fw: Northern Manhattan Parks Update

 
Northern Manhattan Parks
 
Hurricane Sandy brought down or damaged over 500 trees in Northern
Manhattan Parks. Our clean up and recovery efforts have benefitted
from helping hands both local and regional. We sincerely thank the 500
plus volunteers that have helped us in Fort Tryon, Inwood Hill Park
and with our partners in Sherman Creek Park. More work remains to be
done. Work off your extra Thanksgiving calories and volunteer in
Northern Manhattan Parks.
 
Fort Tryon Park
 
Friday, November 23
 
11am to 2pm
 
Our Cafe Lawn needs repair! Meet at the Heather Garden entrance to
Fort Tryon Park near Margaret Corbin Circle, take the A Train to the
190th Street Station stop and exit at Ft. Washington Avenue.
 
For more information about Northern Manhattan Parks please email
 
Inwood Hill Park
 
Saturday, November 24
 
11am to 2pm
 
Our leaves and debris need composting and woodchipping. Help us sort
through the piles and take home some woodchip for your street tree.
Meet at Payson Park House near Payson Avenue and Dyckman Street from
there we will hike into the park so be there no later than 11:15 if
you want to see the park inside its "Forever Wild" forest. If you show
up later please meet us on the north end of Dyckman Fields. Enter
Dyckman Fields at the west end of Dyckman street and walk north into
the park 1/2 mile to our soccer fields.
 
For more information about Northern Manhattan Parks please email
 
Inwood Hill Park
 
Sunday, November 25
 
11am to 2pm
 
Our Scenic trail needs clearing. Meet at Inwood Park House near Seaman
Avenue and Isham street. We will hike into the park so be there no
later than 11:15. If you come later please meet us at Shorakkopoch
Rock.
 
For more information about Northern Manhattan Parks please email
 
Fort Tryon Park Trust
 
Friends Committee Beautification Day
 
Sunday, November 25
 
10am to 1pm
 
Help clean up the Subway Terrace and the Heather Garden.
 
Meet at the Heather Garden entrance to Fort Tryon Park near Margaret
Corbin Circle, take the A Train to the 190th Street Station stop and
exit at Ft. Washington Avenue.
 
For more information please email info@FortTryonParkTrust.org
 
 
 
 
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Fw: Free Apps with Information You Can Use

 

Free Apps with Information You Can Use

It seems there is an app or mobile site available for almost anything these days, but sometimes all you really want is trusted information on important things happening around you, such as the economy, your health or other current events. USA.gov provides free government apps and mobile sites in one Mobile Apps Gallery, so you can easily find and download what you're looking for. Some of the newest apps and mobile sites include:

  • 52 Weeks for Women's Health: This app, created by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), includes 52 alphabetical health topics, one for each week of the year. The app promotes a healthy lifestyle and includes practical tips for women to use in their everyday lives. You can also monitor your personal health by tracking medicines, allergies and more.
  • America's Economy: If you're interested in learning more about the American economy, this app is for you. The U.S. Census Bureau has compiled updates and information from across the government that overviews statistics that measure the health of the U.S. economy in areas such as manufacturing, employment, international trade and many more. You can also check to see if an area you're interested in has gone up or down since the previous post.
  • FBI.gov Mobile: The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched its first mobile site to help you access their information on the go. Browse their site with the easy to use search function or view the latest news through their rotating slider. Some of the most popular information the FBI shares includes the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, crime stats, and background check information.
  • Presidential Documents App: Through the joint forces of the Government Printing Office (GPO) and the National Archives' Office of the Federal Register (OFR) you can find out what public activities the President is up to every day. With user-friendly search capabilities, you can access executive orders, speeches, nominations submitted to the Senate, official White House announcements and more.

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HEARD AROUND TOWN

HEARD AROUND TOWN:

* The New York City Council Districting Commission voted on the final map of the new City Council district lines on Thursday, but for Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito, the final product was far from satisfactory. Mark-Viverito opposed the proposed district maps released in October that fragmented the East Harlem section of her district and excluded the iconic landmark marketplace La Marqueta. The final map now includes La Marqueta in the district, but cuts out up to 35 blocks of East Harlem—a community with a large Hispanic population—and places roughly half of her district in the Bronx. "[The Commission] didn't maintain the integrity of the district, and that's what people were asking for at the hearing," Mark-Viverito said. "The argument I keep hearing [for changing her district] is borough equity. The Bronx, because of population growth, deserves better representation. But the [city] charter does not speak anything about borough equity, it's supposed to cause the least destruction possible and still maintain the communities of interest." Mark-Viverito added that she was unsure if there was enough of a movement within the City Council for a majority vote against the new maps, but said she would appeal personally to City Council Speaker Christine Quinn.

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

NEW THIS MORNING

NEW THIS MORNING
 
Former Bronx Borough President Adolfo Carrion will throw his hat in the ring for mayor in 2013 on the Republican Party line, but not before he gains approval from three of the five party chairmen, the New York Times reports: http://nyti.ms/ZAof6P
 
Every public employee labor union in New York City is working without a contract from the city, with many unions choosing to wait until 2014 to negotiate with a new mayor, The Wall Street Journal reports: http://on.wsj.com/T1i22K

* Thousands of NYCHA public housing residents are still without power, hot water, or heat, but residents will still have to pay rent until January when they will receive a credit, the Daily News writes: http://nydn.us/RUrXo9

* Two fundraisers for New York City Comptroller and mayoral candidate John Liu had their motions to dismiss a case against them for steering illegal contributions to Liu's campaign denied by a federal judge, the New York Post reports: http://bit.ly/RzmaVm

The News calls for the ouster of NYCHA Chairman John Rhea, with the final straw being him dragging his feet in helping public housing residents get their power back: http://nydn.us/tj0HSO

Monday, November 12, 2012

Fw: Notify NYC - Silver Alert

 
Silver Alert issued 11/12/12 at 08:50 AM.  The NYPD has issued a silver alert for the disappearance of Monica Porter, 75 year old, black female.  She was last seen 11/11/12 at 1:45PM leaving 888 Montgomery Street, in Brooklyn.  Ms. Porter is described as 5'6", 132 lbs., dark complexion, with brown eyes and black hair and was last seen wearing a white blouse, dark track suit pants with a white stripe on the side.  Ms. Porter suffers from moderate Alzheimer's. If you see Ms. Porter, call 9-1-1.
 
The sender included the following attachment:
 
The sender provided the following contact information.
   Sender's Name: Notify NYC
   Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov
   Sender's Contact Phone: 2126399675

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Fw: Macy's: Dump Donald Trump

Below is an email from Angelo Carusone, a MoveOn member who created a petition on SignOn.org, the nonprofit site that allows anyone to start their own online petition. If you have concerns or feedback about this petition, click here.

Dear MoveOn member,

Macy's has a special deal with Donald Trump to sell his clothing line and fragrance. They have also honored Trump with major events at the Macy's Herald Square location, and they sometimes feature Trump in ads in order to celebrate the "magic of Macy's."

For years Donald Trump has engaged in especially unpleasant, nasty, and despicable behavior, including stoking racist conspiracy theories about President Obama's birth certificate. 

Click here to tell Macy's to Dump Donald Trump.

I'll personally deliver the petition to Macy's headquarters before the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade to make sure it gets maximum attention.

Macy's boasts about its social responsibility policy, which reads:

There is no shortage of talk about the obligation of public companies to be socially responsible to the people and communities where they do business. At Macy's, Inc., we hold those same beliefs—along with a belief that actions speak louder than words when it comes to helping tackle some of the toughest problems facing us today.

Indeed, Macy's. Actions speak louder than words. So act now, and dump Trump.

To ask Macy's to do the right thing, I created a petition on SignOn.org to Macy's President, CEO, and Chairman of the Board, Terry Lundgren, which says:

Macy's: Donald Trump does not reflect the "magic of Macy's." We urge you to sever ties with him. Macy's says it has a strong obligation to be "socially responsible" and that "actions speak louder than words." Indeed. It's time to act.

Click here to add your name to this petition, and then pass it along to your friends.

Thanks!

–Angelo Carusone

This petition was created on SignOn.org, the progressive, nonprofit petition site. SignOn.org is sponsored by MoveOn Civic Action, which is not responsible for the contents of this or other petitions posted on the site. Angelo Carusone didn't pay us to send this email—we never rent or sell the MoveOn.org list.

Want to support our work? MoveOn Civic Action is entirely funded by our 7 million members—no corporate contributions, no big checks from CEOs. And our tiny staff ensures that small contributions go a long way. Chip in here.

 

Salute to all the Veterans

Friday, November 9, 2012

Fw: Veterans Day Is Sunday, November 11

Veterans Day honors those who've served in the United States Armed Forces.

Every November 11, a national ceremony is held at Arlington National Cemetery to honor and thank military veterans. Parades, ceremonies, exhibits, and other tributes to veterans also take place in communities throughout the United States.

Get information about Veterans Day events near you.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Fw: Extremists furious over Obama re-election

 

November 7, 2012

Far-right extremists react to Obama re-election with fury and fear
The radical right's reaction to President Obama's victory ranged from rage and racist name-calling to calls for a new Southern secession, mass emigration to Europe and even the break-up of the United States.

SPLC wins record $11.8 million judgment for guestworkers
A federal court has ordered a Georgia forestry company to pay $11.8 million to 4,000 foreign guestworkers who were cheated out of wages while employed by the company - the largest court award to date on behalf of guestworkers.

Teachers should talk to students about voting
Too many teachers told our Teaching Tolerance staff that they dared not discuss the election in their classrooms. Today, the election is over, so talk with your students about the importance of voting instead.

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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Election Day

Election Day and Presidents

We've made this month, named for the old ninth (novem) month in the Roman calendar, into a highly social time of community suppers and potluck dinners, feasts of thanksgiving, and general elections.

November 6—Election Day (U.S.)
By an act of Congress in 1845, the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November was designated Election Day. This year, as Americans elect their next president, we thought we'd share this interesting fact about the title of "President":

It seems impossible to think of our chief executive as anything but "the President," but in 1789 John Adams had other ideas. After George Washington was unanimously elected to be the nation's first leader, Congress had to decide on his title. When "The President of the United States" was suggested, Vice President–Elect John Adams disagreed, saying that the title was not dignified enough—after all, he argued, even fire companies and cricket clubs had presidents. Instead, he believed that the leader of the United States needed a grander title, and humbly suggested "His Most Benign Highness." His peers, including George Washington himself, no doubt thought that Adams's grandiose suggestion was too reminiscent of the titles of English royalty, and insisted on the more down-to-earth "The President of the United States of America."

Sincerely,
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Quick Clicks

• Display the flag at every public institution and in or near every polling place on election days. See U.S. Flag Guidelines.
• Ever wonder why general elections are held in the fall? The ancient Celtic calendar may be responsible. Read more.
• November 11 is Veterans Day (U.S.), honoring all men and women who have served in the armed forces. See more about Veterans Day.
• November 11 is also Remembrance Day (Canada), commemorating Canadians who died in service to their country.

Sunday, November 4, 2012

Fw: [TheBlackList] BOYCOTT THE NEWYORK POST--President Obama Mocked As A Runaway Slave?

 

BOYCOTT THE NEWYORK POST

FOUND THIS ARTICLE AFTER A TIP FROM FB FRIEND DIANE GLOVER

President Obama Mocked As A Runaway Slave?

Pro-Romney Cartoon in Fox News Mogul's Tabloid Might As Well Have Been Signed By The KKK Imperial Wizard

SEE ATTACHMENT FOR PHOTOS 
Cartoon recently published by New York Post - [Click to Enlarge]

Nationwide (October 31, 2012) -- Fox News mogul Rupert Murdoch's New York Post published last week what some are calling the most profoundly disrespectful and racist cartoon ever about President Obama. The cartoon depicts an angry white man on horseback (Mitt Romney) chasing down a terrified skinny black man fleeing on foot (President Obama) - and the Romney figure is aiming an assault rifle and attached bayonet at the Obama figure's backside.

"The cartoon clearly evokes an image from the Old South of an overseer or slave catcher chasing down a runaway slave," says a report by two interpreters of code language and political cartoons at www.lyndonlarouchewatch.org/obama-KKK-new-york-post.htm

"Don't believe the Post if they claim this is just payback satire on the President's quip about horses and bayonets that exposed Romney's ignorance of defense issues," said Dennis King, one of the authors of the report, referring to the final Presidential campaign debate on Oct. 22. "This goes way, way beyond satire. For one thing, Obama's quip didn't refer to assault rifles or to using horses to chase down black people. The dog whistle in this cartoon is so loud that anyone can hear it if they aren't in deep denial."

The report said that the Post cartoon was an example of "the knee-jerk hatred of Obama by so many Republicans [that] goes back to group fantasies of the Rebellious Slave, or in this case of the uppity educated n___, who must be put back in his place."

The cartoonist, Sean Delonas, was accused of racism in 2009 when one of his cartoons depicted a rabid chimpanzee dying on a sidewalk after being shot by New York cops. The caption strongly implied that the chimp was meant to represent President Obama. The Post said it was sorry people were offended, but never fully apologized. (Both cartoons are included with the report.)

Mr. King is a journalist who has written extensively on coded forms of bigotry. His co-author of the report, Geraldine Pauling, is an independent scholar and long-time member of the International Psychohistorical Association, which is noted for its analyses of political cartoons.

Contact the authors at dennisking@safe-mail.net

STUDY QUESTION

This Cartoon is as bad as the Gorilla Cartoon

Notice in Both Racist Cartoons Obama is in trouble because some white man has a gun. Black people in general should Boycott the post because of their long entrenched racism

BUT SHOULDN'T HOLDER BUST THEM FOR PHONE TAPPING OR DO YOU THINK THE MURDOCHS ONLY DID THIS IN THEIR NEWSPAPER IN ENGLAND????? GO TO LINK BELOW FOR INTRODUCTION TO THE STORY

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/phone-hacking/8634176/Phone-hacking-timeline-of-a-scandal.html

 

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Fw: Notify NYC - Notification

Subject: Notify NYC - Notification
 
Notification issued 11/3/12 at 12:36 PM.  Warming centers are open this weekend for residents needing relief from cold temperatures.  Locations and times are as follows: http://on.nyc.gov/RAACMt
 
The sender provided the following contact information.
   Sender's Name: Notify NYC
   Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov
   Sender's Contact Phone: 212-639-9675
 
 
 
 

Friday, November 2, 2012

Fw: Notify NYC - Notification

 
Subject: Notify NYC - Notification
 
Notification issued 11/2/12 at 8:30 AM. For a list of NYC food and water distribution locations, please visit: http://www.nyc.gov/html/misc/html/2012/foodandwater.html. Additional sites will be added to the list as information becomes available.
 
The sender provided the following contact information.
   Sender's Name: Notify NYC
   Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov
   Sender's Contact Phone: 212-639-9675
 
 
 
 

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Fw: Notify NYC - Notification

Subject: Notify NYC - Notification
 
Notification issued 10/31/12 at 6:35 PM. Con Edison is currently distributing dry and wet ice at the following six NYC and nearby locations: Walgreen's at 532 Neptune Ave (between West 5th & West 6th Streets) in Brooklyn, 1200 Waters Place at the entrance to the Hutchinson Metro Center in The Bronx, Union Square East and East 17th Street in Manhattan, 121-10 Rockaway Blvd in Queens, the entrance to Great Kills Park on Buffalo Street in Staten Island, and Yonkers Raceway at 810 Yonkers Ave in Yonkers (Westchester). For more information and updates please visit http://www.coned.com.
 
The sender provided the following contact information.
   Sender's Name: Notify NYC
   Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov
   Sender's Contact Phone: 212-639-9675
 
 
 
 

Fw: Notify NYC - Notification

Subject: Notify NYC - Notification
 
Notification issued 10/31/2012 at 7:15 PM.  Due to flooding and power related shutdowns caused by Hurricane Sandy, wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations have discharged untreated wastewater into New York City waterways. The New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene advises that direct contact with the Hudson River, East River, New York Harbor, Jamaica Bay and the Kill Van Kull for recreational activities such as swimming, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, or any other water activity that would entail possible direct contact with the water should be avoided until further notice.
 
The Department of Environmental Protection is responding to the impacts caused by Hurricane Sandy on its wastewater treatment facilities and will monitor water quality conditions through testing to verify when these water bodies are safe for recreational uses.
 
The sender included the following attachment:
 
The sender provided the following contact information.
   Sender's Name: Notify NYC
   Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov
   Sender's Contact Phone: 212-639-9675
 

Fw: Temporary rate Card Delay | Video/Teleconferencing to be Discontinued at TLC SI Office | HOV Restriction in Place

 
New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission
 

October 31, 2012

To All Interested Parties:

Industry Notice #12-41

October 31, 2012

For Immediate Release

HOV Restriction in Place

The NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) wishes to notify its licensees that the City of New York has imposed High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) restrictions on all vehicles entering Manhattan via the Williamsburg Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge, the Ed Koch/59th Street Bridge, the RFK/Triborough Bridge and the Henry Hudson Bridge between the hours of 6 a.m. and midnight. During these hours, vehicles must have at least three occupants (driver + at least 2) in order to be allowed to cross into Manhattan. Medallion taxicabs will be exempt from this requirement between the hours of 4 p.m. and midnight.

The MTA will be restoring limited subway service starting tomorrow (November 1). However, there will be no subway service from Brooklyn directly into Manhattan, resulting in substantial numbers of passengers being let off at Jay Street/Borough Hall, Atlantic Center, and at Broadway Junction. Drivers may find passengers at those locations seeking transportation into Manhattan.

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Cabs Needed at Grand Central + Penn Stations

In Manhattan, southbound subway service from the Bronx and Northern Manhattan will terminate at Penn Station/34th Street on the West side and 42nd Street/Grand Central Station on the East Side (until MTA service is fully restored). There will be increased demand for taxicabs at the taxi stands at these two locations. We remind you that taxicabs are permitted to accept additional passengers during the MTA outage, and we strongly encourage drivers to exercise the group riding option, as this will result in more passengers being served as well as increased driver revenue. In shared rides, the first passenger(s) is/are on the meter, and additional passengers picked up along the way may negotiate a fare with the driver (TLC recommends $10 per additional person).

Livery cabs (and black cars and limos) may accept street hails until the order is rescinded when substantial subway service has been restored. The fare may be negotiated and must be quoted before the ride commences, and the TLC recommends $15 per trip in Manhattan under 96th Street, or Manhattan above 96th Street, or within another borough; or $25 per trips from one borough to another, or when you cross from one side of 96th Street to the other.

en Español

Noticias para la industria #12-41

31 de octubre, 2012

Para Publicación Inmediata

Restricciones de HOV

La Comisión de Taxis y Limusinas (TLC) desea notificar a sus licenciados que la Ciudad de Nueva York ha impuesto restricciones de vehículos de alta ocupación (HOV) a todos los vehículos entrando a Manhattan mediante el puente Williamsburg, el puente de Brooklyn, el puente de Manhattan, el puente Ed Koch/Calle 59, el puente RFK/Triboro, y el puente Henry Hudson entre las horas de 6 a.m. y 12 a.m. Durante estas horas, vehículos tienen que tener por lo menos tres pasajeros (chofer y dos personas más) para que sean permitidos cruzar hacia Manhattan. Taxis con medallón estarán exentos de este requisito entre las horas de 4 p.m. y 12 a.m. Esperamos mucha demanda para servicio de taxis hacia Manhattan durante las mañanas y dentro de Manhattan a lo largo del día y recomendamos a choferes que operen mañana y viernes.

La MTA restaurara servicios de metro subterráneo empezando mañana (1 de noviembre). Sin embargo, no habrá servicio de metro subterráneo desde Brooklyn directamente hacia Manhattan, resultando en un número substancial de pasajeros siendo dejados en Jay Street/Borough Hall, Atlantic Center, y en Broadway Junction. Choferes podrían encontrar a pasajeros buscando transportación hacia Manhattan en estas localidades.

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Taxis Necesitados en Grand Central y Penn Station

En Manhattan, servicio de metro subterráneo en dirección sur del Bronx y Norte Manhattan terminara en Penn Station/Calle 34 en el lado oeste, y la Calle 42/Grand Central Station en el lado este (hasta que el servicio de la MTA sea restaurada). Habrá más demanda para taxis en las paradas de taxis en estas dos localidades. Le recordamos que los taxis están permitidos aceptar a pasajeros adicionales durante el apagón de la MTA, y recomendamos a choferes que ejerciten las opciones de manejar en grupos, ya que esto resultara en más pasajeros siendo servidos al igual que un ingreso aumentado para el chofer. En viajes compartidos, el primer (o los primeros) pasajero paga la tarifa del taxímetro, y pasajeros adicionales recogidos en el camino pueden negociar una tarifa con el chofer (la TLC recomienda $10 por persona adicional).

Taxis sin medallón (y carros negros de lujo y limusinas) pueden aceptar a pasajeros de la calle hasta que la orden este rescindida cuando el servicio de metro subterráneo sustancial sea restaurado. La tarifa puede ser negociada y debe ser citada antes que comience el viaje, y la TLC recomienda $15 por viaje en bajo de la Calle 96 en Manhattan, o arriba de la Calle 96 en Manhattan, o dentro de otro condado; o $25 por viaje de un condado a otro, o cuando cruza de un lado de la Calle 96 al otro.

To All Interested Parties:

Industry Notice #12-40

October 31, 2012

For Immediate Release

Video & Teleconferencing Discontinued
at TLC's Staten Island office effective November 5th, 2012

In April 2009, the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) announced a program providing respondents who had received a summons with the ability to have their hearings heard from the TLC's Staten Island facility. Respondents who availed themselves of this option did not have to appear in person at the TLC's Long Island City or Beaver Street facilities for their hearing.

As a result of the transfer of the TLC Court to the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH), the TLC's Staten Island facility will, effective November 5, 2012, no longer be available for hearings.

Respondents who wish to have their hearings held on Staten Island will need to go to OATH's Taxi Tribunal located at 350 St. Marks Place, Main Floor, Staten Island, NY 10301. OATH's Taxi Tribunal will be open for TLC Respondents from 9AM to 4PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays (excluding holidays). OATH's Taxi Tribunal will not be open to the public on Wednesdays.

For additional information you may contact OATH directly at: 718-391-5718

In addition, summons payments will no longer be taken at our Staten Island facility. Summons payments can be made in person at TLC's 33 Beaver Street or Long Island City offices or can be mailed to the TLC at the following address:

NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission
32-02 Queens Boulevard, Third Floor
Long Island City, NY 11101
Attention: Cashier's Office


To All Interested Parties:

Industry Notice #12-39

October 31, 2012

For Immediate Release

TLC ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY DELAY IN
NEW MEDALLION RATE CARD ISSUANCE

The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) wishes to alert all Medallion Owners and Agents that the issuance of the new medallion rate cards with a new expiration date of October 31, 2014 has been temporarily delayed.

No enforcement action will be taken for an expired rate card at this time.

The new rate cards are expected to be delivered shortly and will be distributed by TLC Uniformed Services Bureau (USB) at the Woodside Inspection facility. If you have any questions, please contact the TLC's Call Center at 718-391-5501.

 

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