ALT A large bag and other debris in a two-way bike lane protected by a jersey barrier next to the wall of the BQE elevated expressway.
ALT At the corner of 41st Street and Queens Boulevard, a pedestrian countdown timer reads 4 seconds remaining. An empty Burger King is in the background.
ALT The bike path under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway at Kingsland Avenue. There is standing water with sediment in the foreground, and two larger puddles that almost fill the bike lane further west.
ALT The bike path under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway at Kingsland Avenue. There are two large puddle that almost fill the bike lane.
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ALT Pothole Details Thank you for your submission. Please keep the pothole defect ID as your tracking number. Defect ID: DB2023348006 Reporter Name: Angus Grieve-Smith Defect Type: Pothole Email: [email protected] Observed Date: 12/14/2023 Home Phone: 9179167469 Logged Date: 12/14/2023 Work Phone: Location: MEEKER AVENUE in Brooklyn, From KINGSLAND AVENUE To SUTTON STREET Address: 3965 51ST ST City: Woodside Location Details: Specific Location:In the bike path under the BQE Lane: Bike Lane State: NY Zip code: 11377
ALT At the milk station in an uncrowded Manhattan café, the PTH-8 reads 409ppm CO2, the Aranet4 reads 741ppm CO2
ALT In the waiting room of my ear, nose and throat doctor, the PTH-8 reads 596ppm CO2, while the Aranet4 reads 995ppm CO2
ALT At a crowded outdoor table in Bryant Park, the PTH-8 is unreadable due to glare, while the Aranet4 reads 502ppm CO2. A taco bowl from Dos Toros sits on the table next to the monitors.
ALT At the counter in a café in Sunnyside; the PTH-8 reads 450ppm CO2, while the Aranet4 reads 684ppm
ALT Text reads: Statement from N Y C Health Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan on the BA.2.86 COVID-19 variant. Like all viruses, COVID-19 adapts, and we continue to adapt to keep New Yorkers safe too. One recent change to COVID-19 is the BA.2.86 variant, which has been seen in other parts of the U.S. and was recently detected in New York City’s sewage. While we have yet to find it in a specimen from a local resident, it is almost certainly circulating here. Based on the degree of mutations – while vaccinated people continue to be protected against serious illness – this variant may be more likely to evade immunity that has developed from vaccination or prior infection than earlier variants. But there is currently no indication that it causes more severe illness. We continue to monitor this carefully, alongside our colleagues at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization. As cases rise, precautions become increasingly important, especially for our most
