Mount Sinai Changes, NYC School Initiatives, and Asbestos Audit Concerns
In this episode, we start with a welcome and a look at today's weather forecast, along with a weekend outlook for New York City. We then discuss the closure of Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital and the opening of a new urgent care center, including a statement from the Mount Sinai CEO addressing emergency care access concerns. The episode continues with an audit of asbestos inspections by the NYC Department of Education and its implications. We also cover Mayor Adams' announcement of new teacher hires and class size initiatives, highlighting previous investments in NYC Public Schools and collaboration with unions. The episode concludes with a wrap-up and a request for listeners to stay connected.
Key Points
- New York City will experience cloudy skies with a high of 47 degrees Fahrenheit today, so it's a good idea to wear a warm jacket.
- Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital has closed after 135 years, but a new 24-hour urgent care center has opened at 310 East 14th Street to serve the community.
- An audit reveals that the New York City Department of Education failed to inspect over 82% of city schools for asbestos, prompting calls for immediate action to ensure student safety.
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Michelle
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