🌱 Anti-Overdose Drugs At NYC's Nightclub Bars + Adams' Tax Returns

Good morning, New York City!

• Drugs to reverse opioid overdoses will soon be available at NYC's bars and nightlife establishments.
• Mayor Eric Adams released his tax returns this week.
• The NYC jails commissioner wants to increase solitary confinement for some detainees to 17 hours per day.

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Here are the top five stories today in New York City:

1. A new bill signed into law by New York City Mayor Eric Adams will provide free kits of Narcan — a drug that reverses opioid overdoses — to the city's nightlife establishments. New York City saw 1,956 overdose deaths in the first three quarters of 2021, according to data. (New York City Patch)
2. Workers at Oddly Enough, a queer bar in Brooklyn, have filed for a union election. The union would be call the Brotherhood of Oddly Enough Workers, representing nine employees. (New York City Patch)
3. Mayor Eric Adams released his tax returns this week, in a reversal from his previous assertion to the media that he would simply release "tax information." The returns showed a total income last year of $245,324, including his salary as Brooklyn borough president, pension, and rental income. He included his legal residence as Brooklyn. (Gothamist)
4. NYC Jails Commissioner Louis Molina has asked to expand solitary confinement to 17 hours per day, up from the current 10, for some detainees. This comes weeks after the City Council held a hearing for a bill that would ban solitary confinement completely. Meanwhile, as The New York Daily News reports, Comptroller Brad Lander came out in favor of a federal receiver for the city's jails on Thursday. (THE CITY)
5. Newly arrived asylum seekers in New York City have described a "violent and chaotic" atmosphere in the city's shelter system, leading some to seek refuge elsewhere through the help of mutual aid organizations and faith groups. (Documented NY)

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Today in New York City:

• Old Home Day Weekend — Staten Island (10 a.m.)
• Harlem family bike ride (1 p.m.)
• Fhitting Room’s Hispanic Heritage Month Benefit Class (1:30 p.m.)
• Queens Theatre Presents "The Three Musketeers" — A Production by The Acting Company (8 p.m.)
• International Film Festival Manhattan 2022 Beyond Heaven (9 p.m.)

Crime and safety corner:

• A 79-year-old woman was struck and killed by a MTA bus making a left turn near Brooklyn College on Thursday night. (New York City Patch)
• A 15-year-old boy was shot dead near a Far Rockaway subway station on Friday afternoon, police said. There have been eight homicides in the subway system this year. (Gothamist)

From my notebook:

• Why have only nine bathrooms when you could have 10? Patch has found some of the city's most decadent apartments on the NYC real estate market — with prices to match. (New York City Patch)
• Professional runner Keira D'Amato, the second fastest woman in United States history, will be among the 50,000 participants in the New York City marathon on Nov. 6. (New York City Patch)
• A new $11 billion train terminal for the Long Island Railroad at Grand Central opening in December will be adorned with the work of world-famous artists Kiki Smith and Yayoi Kusama, creating an underground “cultural corridor.” (Subscription/The New York Times)
• A film dramatizing "She Said," the true story of two New York Times journalists who uncovered years of women's allegations of sexual abuse by Harvey Weinstein, premiered on Thursday. (AMNY)

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