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Last night, we sent Kevin Duggan to what we expected to be a dull exercise in municipal governance — a meeting of the mayor’s government efficiency commission — but he came back with a corker of a story: It turns out, every member of the public who spoke at the hearing wants the Mamdani administration to cut red tape … and the only people comfortable with the current bureaucratic process were the politicians!
Read all about it below, plus today’s headlines and another great story that justifies our decision to reset our Mamdani-O-Meter back to zero permanently until the mayor makes Bedford Avenue safe again.
Transportation Alternatives has called for a “die-in” outside City Hall this coming Wednesday amid impatience with the city’s slow progress toward eliminating traffic deaths after hit-and-run drivers killed killed three cyclists in the span of three days last week.
“We’d love to see more bus lanes,” one neighborhood elected official said as she called on the MTA to tweak its plans for weekend G train shutdowns in Greenpoint.