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Brad Hoylman-Sigal Inaugural Celebration, a Good News Event

Austin Tang — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 20:04:03 +0000

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Brad Hoylman-Sigal: He is the current Manhattan Borough President. He previously served as a New York State Senator, representing New York’s 47th State Senate District on Manhattan’s West Side. He has a strong record of supporting labor and collective bargaining rights.

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Please Re-Register: Inauguration Celebration March 14

Austin Tang — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 13:36:32 +0000

Dear neighbor:

Our Inauguration Celebration is rescheduled for Saturday, March 14, from 5-7pm at Alice Tully Hall.

If you would like to attend on the 14th, please re-register at our new Eventbrite HERE

About the Event: Doors will open at 4pm, and entrance will be first come, first served. The Inauguration ceremony will begin at 5pm. We invite you to arrive early or stay after the ceremony for the Borough Convention and help our office and community stakeholders help set the priorities for Manhattan! Refreshments will be served.

Should we exceed capacity, there will be overflow at the Martin Luther King Jr. Educational Campus auditorium.

Please reach out to events@manhattanbp.nyc.gov if you have any questions or need any special accommodations.

We’re excited to welcome you all on Saturday, March 14!

RSVP HERE

All best regards,

Brad Hoylman-Sigal

Manhattan Borough President

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Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal Free Night at the Studio Museum was a success + Community Board Applications Extended in NYC

Austin Tang — Mon, 02 Mar 2026 17:41:23 +0000

Listen to “Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal Free Night at the Studio Museum was a success + Community Board Applications Extended in NYC” on Spreaker.

Good News and Reverend Paul Sladkus, All Faiths and Spiritual joins Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal and team for a tour, what a great museum, don’t miss it…even work by famed artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat. What a joy, thanks Brad and team.

On Friday, February 27 from 4-9pm, join the Manhattan Borough President’s Office for a Free Night at the Studio Museum in Harlem to celebrate artwork that has been inspired by Black culture. Free tickets to the Studio Museum will be first come, first served while supplies last. We look forward to seeing you there!

Note: Music for our video is by Billie Holiday, “I’ll Be Seeing You,” in our video, who was discovered in Greenwich Village, NY, and was closely related to HARLEM. BTW, Harlem is Thriving. Paul

Community Board Application Deadline EXTENDED to Friday, March 6

You now have until March 6 at 5pm to apply for a position on a community board, the most grassroots form of local government and official liaison between your neighborhood and elected officials.

You can learn about the location and work of your community board here. You must be at least 16 years old and live, work, or attend school in the community board to which you’re applying.

Apply by March 6

I’m hosting an ICE preparedness town hall and training this Sunday, March 1 at 5:30 pm at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church (225 W. 99th St.) We’ll have a panel on learnings from Minneapolis’ response to ICE and a training on what to do if ICE shows up. No RSVP necessary.

Applications for Free 3-K and Pre-K Seats Close TOMORROW, Friday, Feb. 27

Families with children born in 2022 and 2023 can apply for a free 3-K or pre-K seat through this Friday, February 27. Families can apply online at MySchools.nyc, over the phone at 718-935-2009, or at a Family Welcome Center (Manhattan’s two FWCs are at 123 Morningside Dr. in Morningside Heights and 333 7th Ave. in Chelsea). 3-K and pre-K offers will be sent out in mid-May.

Last week, I was thrilled to join Mayor Mamdani to announce a new NYC childcare site on the Upper East Side at 65th Street, which will have 72 pre-K seats and 60 3-K seats this fall.

Apply for 3-K and Pre-K

Due to last weekend’s blizzard, we postponed my Inauguration Celebration and Borough Convention, so keep an eye on your inbox for an updated invitation coming soon.

All best regards,

Brad Hoylman-Sigal

Manhattan Borough President

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Mark Levine NYC Comptroller Elect speaks about working with new administration- Congratulations Mark

Austin Tang — Wed, 05 Nov 2025 16:00:06 +0000

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Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine becomes 2026 NYC Comptroller. Good News congratulates Mark who we have worked closely with for both Earth Day and the International Day of Peace Times Square Concerts.

BACKGROUND

Mark D. Levine (born April 30, 1969) is an American politician and educator serving as the 28th Borough President of Manhattan since 2022. Previously,…

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2025 New York City ballot proposals

New York City Comptroller (2022–present) (Democratic) Mark Levine, Manhattan Borough President (2022–present) (Democratic) Lincoln Restler, New York City…

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2025 New York City Comptroller election

York City. Democratic nominee Mark Levine won the election in a landslide victory. Mark Levine, Manhattan borough president (2022–present) Justin Brannan…

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2025 New York City borough president elections

65th district (2023–present) (endorsed Hoylman-Sigal) Mark Levine, incumbent borough president (running for comptroller) Carlina Rivera, city councilmember…

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2025 New York City mayoral election

co-endorsed Adrienne Adams, Lander, Mamdani, and Myrie) Mark Levine, Manhattan borough president (2020–present) (running for comptroller) Yuh-Line Niou…

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2025 New York City Democratic mayoral primary (section By borough)

co-endorsed Adrienne Adams, Lander, Mamdani, and Myrie) Mark Levine, Manhattan Borough President (2022–present) (running for comptroller) (endorsed Mamdani…

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Brad Hoylman-Sigal, Manhattan Borough President Elect After Party speaks about FREEDOM for all, including the LGBTQ Community

Austin Tang — Wed, 05 Nov 2025 14:02:41 +0000

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Congratulations to Manhattan Borough President Elect Brad Hoylman-Sigal. Brad speaks about the importance for FREEDOM and EQUALITY, especially for LGBTQ community.

Good News attended the victory party for Brad and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg it was an inspiring night.

Background on Brad:

Brad Madison Hoylman-Sigal (born October 27, 1965)^[1] is an American Democratic politician. First elected in 2012, Hoylman-Sigal represents the 47th District in the New York State Senate, covering much of the west side of Manhattan in New York City.^[2] He is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Hoylman-Sigal is the Democratic nominee for Manhattan Borough President for the 2025 New York City borough president elections.

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Houses of Worship Struggle to Feed New Yorkers During SNAP Stalemate

Austin Tang — Tue, 04 Nov 2025 14:29:39 +0000

In New York City, there are about 600 food pantries scattered across the five boroughs and at least 90 percent are run by either a religious organization or a nonprofit connected to a place of worship.

At St. Peter’s Chelsea in Manhattan, volunteers lined up cans of food for distribution to the public. Credit…Marco Postigo Storel for The New York Times

By Samantha Latson

Nov. 3, 2025

Before daylight in the cold morning air, nearly 100 people stood bundled in hats and coats, their empty carts parked outside an Upper Manhattan church pantry.

A line had begun forming on the sidewalk outside the Church of the Good Shepherd, a Catholic church in the Inwood neighborhood, at least an hour before the pantry was scheduled to open Saturday.

The group of people gathered, which included many older and middle-aged adults, came seeking canned goods and fresh produce like green onions, pears and cranberries, fearful that their refrigerators and cabinets could soon be empty as it remained unclear whether the food stamp program would continue to be funded.

As the government shutdown passed the one-month mark and the Trump administration said it would make only partial payments in November to sustain the program — known as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP — roughly 42 million people were at risk of receiving food aid late and in reduced amounts, including nearly 1.8 million New York City residents.

Stepping in to be a lifeline for families felt like second nature for some churches in New York City.

“We’ve always done this,” said Father George Sears, pastor of the Church of Good Shepherd, who was bagging food in the hallway with volunteers at 7 a.m. on Saturday, preparing to feed over 450 people.

Many religious institutions have continued to make it their mission to provide food and meals to those in need, even as membership and attendance at services have declined. In many cases, more people line up for their pantries than sit in their pews.

Pantries have long filled the gap for people who don’t qualify for food stamps or whose benefits don’t stretch far enough. The threat of reductions or funding delays has put the programs under new strain.

Met Council, the largest Jewish nonprofit organization in the country, serves more than 200 locations across New York City, and last week, it saw a 17 percent increase in turnout and is preparing for a 40 percent boost this week, according to the organization’s chief executive, David G. Greenfield.

In New York City, there are about 600 food pantries scattered across the five boroughs. Gilford Monrose, executive director of Faith-Based and Community Partnerships in the mayor’s office, said at least 90 percent of those pantries are run by either a religious organization or a nonprofit connected to a place of worship.

“As pie is to America, I would say food pantry would be to churches,” Mr. Monrose said. “Especially houses of worship in low-income neighborhoods.”

In Inwood, Ama Kofi, 51, stepped in line at 7:45 a.m. with her two neighbors from the Bronx. Ms. Kofi said the church pantry, which is open weekly, eases her anxiety about putting food on the table for her husband and three children.

“It doesn’t stress me because I know if I come here, I’ll get something,” she said.

In the two years she has used the pantry, Ms. Kofi has seen a rise in the number of people who need food.

“There are so many people that come here that don’t qualify for food stamps but they need it,” she said, holding her ticket, No. 219.

Paul Kwon, the food pantry coordinator, said the pantry, which collaborates with Cabrini Immigrant Services, helps more than 400 people each week.

He said the government’s reluctance to sustain SNAP made him “furious.” The pantry he leads is trying to stay afloat after a $20,000 loss in funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, after the Trump administration took back $80 million that New York received for migrants. The reduction has led the pantry to cut back, he said, and clients are noticing that “the bags aren’t as full.”

Mr. Kwon said the pantry spent around $4,600 a week on food assistance, funded by donors and federal, state and local aid. With demand high, the pantry has relied more on community fund-raisers and food drives. As of this year around 35 percent of people who use their pantry are SNAP recipients.

Because of the growing need, his pantry will stay open for an extra hour from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. starting on Nov. 15.

According to the Food Research and Action Center, 39 percent of children, 20 percent of seniors and 10 percent of disabled people across the country depend on SNAP to put food on their tables each month.

Grocery prices have increased around 20 percent since 2020, leaving people who may not have religious affiliations dependent on their neighborhood church pantry.

Some who line up at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Inwood are elderly; many do not attend church services.Credit…Marco Postigo Storel for The New York Times

Alixa Cruz, 70, a retired office worker, walked with a cane from her public housing apartment to the pantry at St. Peter’s Chelsea, an Episcopal church. Ms. Cruz is not a member of St. Peter’s, but comes to find reasonable nutritious foods that would be outside her budget otherwise.

In a year, she went from seeing the funds on her SNAP card drop from $300 to a bit under $190 a month, but said every little bit still counts.

“SNAP helps me because you cannot live in the city,” Ms. Cruz said. “Everything is expensive.”

In the Bronx, Lowell Murray, 48, a former contractor, sat on a black stool he brought from home while waiting for the Throggs Neck Community Alliance’s food giveaway to start at the Church of St. Benedict, a Catholic church on Otis Avenue.

Mr. Murray, who said he was not able to work for health reasons, said his neighborhood pantry was a resource for healthy food that could be “expensive” even with SNAP.

Angela Torres, executive director of the Throggs Neck Community Alliance, said there was already an intense need for food aid in the Bronx, which has the highest percentage of food insecurity among city boroughs.

The pantry serves roughly 450 people weekly, she said, and recipients are on edge. “It already wasn’t enough,” Ms. Torres said. “Without SNAP, they are desperate.”

In Inwood, Ethlyn Colbourne, 81, who is retired and relies on her children, said all she could do was wait to check her SNAP card for funds.

“Maybe they will change their mind or something will happen,” Ms. Colbourne said, pushing her cart slowly. “I’m just waiting.”

Samantha Latson is a Times reporter covering New York City and a member of the 2025-26 Times Fellowship class, a program for journalists early in their careers.

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College and Career Fair Hosted by BP Levine, District 75 and Manhattan HS

Austin Tang — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 16:03:47 +0000

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#MarkLevine #BoricuaCollege

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4 Million+ Impressions & Viewers and LIVE Times Square Attendees at the UN International Day of Peace 2025 & NYC Climate Week Kick-Offs, September 19, 20, 21

Austin Tang — Wed, 08 Oct 2025 19:27:01 +0000

The Following Video 2025 International Day of Peace PBS from Times Square is being considered for a One Hour National Broadcast, (still being edited from the 7 Hour LIVE Broadcast)

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Good News Corporation partner World Madam created a Sizzle Reel.

Let’s all Give Peace a Chance.

Listen to “”Let Peace Prevail” was performed as the theme song at the 21st United Nations International Peace Day grand music concert in Times Square” on Spreaker.

Listen to “OMMM Sharers a Sizzle Reel from 2025 International Day of Peace Concert in Times Square” on Spreaker.

New York, NY & Worldwide — POST PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION:

This year, one day of peace simply wasn’t enough, as declared unanimously by the UN, 193 Member Countries. Good News Corporation, Borough President of Manhattan, OMMM, AY Young and NYC Climate Week strengthened the message for the International Day of Peace. As the world faces urgent calls for peace, connection, compassion, and climate consciousness, Peace Day 2025 Events unfolded across a global weekend of action and awareness.

Friday, September 19, 2025 with a powerful Press/Photo Op at NYC City Hall www. https://pausetheworldforpeace.org/2025/10/03/international-day-of-peace-2025-press-release/
Saturday, September 20^th, in Times Square a Major Worldwide LIVE Clean Energy 7-Hour Concert drew millions of viewers live and in the audience https://pausetheworldforpeace.org/2025/10/08/4-million-impressions-viewers-and-live-times-square-attendees-at-the-un-international-day-of-peace-2025-nyc-climate-week-kick-offs-september-19-20-21/ This post includes the Run of Show.
Sunday, September 21^st, the Official UN declared International Day of Peace with an opportunity for the world community to PLANT A PEACE POLE at NOON in all 24 Time Zones and forever more, worldpeace/plantpeace.org . McKinsey Co. states 2 Billion People are aware of Peace Day.

The weekend begins with a citywide meditation and Moment of Silence at Noon EST, hosted at NYC City Hall with Mayor Eric Adams, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, and leadership across key departments — from youth, seniors, veterans, police, and education to community and faith-based services. Together, we’ll pause in collective stillness and activate a wave of intention to ripple across the globe.

This year’s message is clear: Peace is not passive. It lives in our choices, our communities, and our care for one another and the Earth. All armies, cities, schools, organizations, and individuals around the world were invited to join in through serious and straightforward, yet meaningful acts on September 21, 2025, at noon in their local time zone, as requested by the International Day of Peace from 193 Countries and Good News Corporation and our Partners.

Cease Fire and Violence Everywhere, killing fields, schools, streets, homes…everywhere
Host your own moment of silence at noon in your local time zone on September 21, and honor the day’s request: Plant a Peace Pole. Participate in human peace signs, prayer, sound healing, community cleanups, or intergenerational kindness actions
Share messages of hope and love on social media going to youtube.com/goodnewsbroadcast, All Peace Sites Promoting Peace. We are ONE

Press: Paul Sladkus, paul.sladkus1@gmail.com 212 647 1212, www.pausetheworldforpeace.org

Listen to “Times Square International Day of Peace and NYC Climate Week Concert Introduction Part 1” on Spreaker.

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Listen to “Times Square International Day of Peace and NYC Climate Week Concert AY Young, Battery Tour in Times Square Part 3” on Spreaker.

Listen to “Times Square International Day of Peace and NYC Climate Week Concert Pause the World for Peace/Good News Broadcast Part 4” on Spreaker.

Run of Show for Peace Day – Sept 20, 2025

Segment 0 – Before Broadcast

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
11:00 AM	Master Sha Teacher	Breathing Meditation with Master Sha’s Calligraphy w/ Francisco Quintero

Segment 1 – Opening

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
11:30 AM	Michael Douglas Video	Live stream starts
11:31 AM	Paul Sladkus	Opening
11:33 AM	FOWPAL Bell Ceremony	Dr Hong speaks and rings the FOWPAL
11:47 AM	UN Special Embassy and Department of Transportation	Talk about the Special Envoy of UN Road and show video
11:52 AM	Church of Assumption – Video	Virtual performance of Handel’s Messiah Hallelujah
11:58 AM	Global Peace Minute	Dot Maver speaks from Global Peace Minute

Segment 2 – OMMM

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
12:00 PM	Ringo Starr Video	Ringo Starr honoring the Moment/Meditative Minute of Silence
12:01 PM	Yogini Jaima – Host	Intro to Peace Starts Within, Intro to OMMM, chant
12:05 PM	Yogmata Keiko Aikawa	Intro Video followed by her opening remarks and meditation
12:18 PM	Reachel Singh	Performance of “Om Bhur Bhuva Svaha” – “Warrior” – “Kintsugi”
12:34 PM	Evin Schwartz w/ Divya Alter, Yogi Cam, Eric Kussin	Sharing from OMMMbassadors, announcement of co-created conscious content on Belouga platform
12:51 PM	Mia Narciso-Krutz and friends	Performance of “Stay Awhile”
1:00 PM	Jane Goodall – video	Peace remarks
1:11 PM	Tenzin Seldon w/ Yogi Cam	Sharing about investing in high-growth climate technologies
1:21 PM	Laura Carisa Gardia w/Stefania Passamonte	Performance of “A Passage of Time and Vision” from COPera
1:28 PM	Caz Coronel	Performance of “Sunapse”
1:38 PM	UNDP – Anna Medri and Leonardo Cerda	Panelcharla Video and sharing about rights against illegal mining in Ecuador
1:48 PM	Eden Energy – Jonathan Appel, Joyous Heart, and Gözde Appel w/ Jarvis Smith	Interview with Eden Energy
1:58 PM	Rebecca Irby – Video	Video intro to Pause for Peace
2:01 PM	Antonique Smith	Performance: “Imagine” and “Here Comes the Sun” and Intro to SUN-Day
2:12 PM	Dr. Scilla Elworthy – Video	Peace remarks
2:18 PM	Sister Jenna	Conversation on inner peace and its role in global peace
2:26 PM	Sister Jenna with Dust of Soul	Closing Meditation with Performance of “Om Shanti”
2:30 PM	NY Climate Week – Adam Lake	NY Climate Week sharing, hand over to AY

Segment 3 – AY Young

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
2:32 PM	Intro Video	AY Intro Video
2:33 PM	AY Performs	AY performs and joined by Andrew James and Mim Nicole

Segment 4 – Pause the World For Peace/Good News Broadcasting

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
3:20 PM	Reverend Paul Sladkus	Intro
3:21 PM	Giorgia Fumanti	Performs “Hallelujah” and “You Raise Me Up”
3:31 PM	World Madam Singers and Anni Huang	World Madam Singers Perform and Anni Huang speaks
3:40 PM	Wood Stock Forever, One World, and Pal McCartney – video	Segment from Wood Stock Forever movie, One World Video and Baby You Can Drive My Car video
3:47 PM	Douglas Quarteze and Eric Stoller	Eric Stoller speaking, Douglas Performance – Man on a Mission/Land Air and Sea Mesh
3:52 PM	Jonathan Gross	Performance – ”Byzantine”
3:58 PM	Irene Michaels	Performance – “Feeling Free”
4:03 PM	Tirlok Malik	Peace laughing comedian
4:06 PM	AJ Raggs	Performance – “My Kinda People”
4:11 PM	Prince Parker	Performance – “Star Spangled Banner” (Jimi Hendrix rendition)
4:18 PM	Flag Ceremony, the NYC Share Dance School Students perform in the Peace Circle, Katya Grineva plays piano, followed by everyone in the Peace Circle singing Imagine to Shakira video	During the Flag Ceremony, the NYC Share Dance School Students perform in the Peace Circle area, Katya Grineva plays the piano, followed by the Human Peace Sign and Shakira Video plays at the same time, and people sing to it
4:34 PM	Stevie Wonder video followed by Jane Goodall Video	Videos of Stevie Wonder and Jane Goodall
4:35 PM	NY Climate Week + Adam Lake, Jarvis Smith, Reverend Paul Sladkus, AY Young	NY Climate Week Kick-Off
4:37 PM	Closing with/ Annie video	Paul’s closing remarks, Annie’s video

#PeaceDay2025 #PeaceDay

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Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine Welcomes the 23rd Annual International Day of Peace to Times Square/NY. 9/20/25

Austin Tang — Thu, 02 Oct 2025 13:57:20 +0000

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Dear Friends,

It is a pleasure to join you at Pause the World for Peace and to celebrate the 2025

International Day of Peace.

In a world with so much discord and inhumanity, the International Day of Peace reminds us

that no mater our diﬀerences, every person deserves to live free from violence and fear.

By pausing the world for peace, we create space for reﬂection, healing, and dialogue that

can lead to lasting change. And peace is not merely the absence of conﬂict, but the

presence of justice. For over 20 years, this day has been a call to unite in building a more

compassionate and equitable world.

On behalf of the Borough of Manhattan, I hope that we can all work together to create a

more peaceful future.

Sincerely,

Mark Levine

Manhattan Borough President

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International Day of Peace on Saturday, September 20 in Father Duffy Square

Austin Tang — Fri, 12 Sep 2025 18:44:36 +0000

September 21, 2025

Dear Friends,

It is a pleasure to join you at Pause the World for Peace and to celebrate the 2025
International Day of Peace.

In a world with so much discord and inhumanity, the International Day of Peace reminds us
that no matter our differences, every person deserves to live free from violence and fear.
By pausing the world for peace, we create space for reflection, healing, and dialogue that
can lead to lasting change. And peace is not merely the absence of conflict, but the
presence of justice. For over 20 years, this day has been a call to unite in building a more
compassionate and equitable world.

On behalf of the Borough of Manhattan, I hope that we can all work together to create a
more peaceful future.

Sincerely,

Mark Levine
Manhattan Borough President

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