Keith Kelly
Editor-in-Chief at Our Town Downtown
Editor-in-Chief at Chelsea Clinton News
Editor-in-Chief at The Spirit
Editor-in-Chief at New York Post
Journalist at Freelance
EIC OurTown/West Side Spirit/Chelsea News/OTDowntown Media Ink, NY Post, 07/1998-July 2021 NY Daily News, 3/97 to 7/98 Advertising Age 1994-1997
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Keith Kelly
The NYPD said it will step up patrols around Jewish houses of worship, yeshivas and museums and Israeli government offices around the city after an attack outside a Washington D.C. Jewish museum left two young Israeli embassy workers dead.
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2 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Keith Kelly
Shortly after City Council member Erik Botchder said he could not support the bid by the Related Cos. to try to obtain a casino license for its proposed $12 billion Hudson Yards project, the real estate developer said it was dropping the bid. In its place, Related is proposing a largely residential project on the undeveloped western half of Hudson Yards and has already struck a deal with the City Council.
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2 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Keith Kelly
"Rest in Peace Proud Mexican Cadets."That's one of the signs, scrawled in Spanish on a Mexican flag near a near the site where two Mexican cadets were killed and 19 others injured when a tall ship of the Mexican Navy struck the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge on May 17 snapping the training vessel's three masts as it drifted backwards after appearing to lose power.
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2 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Keith Kelly
Two people were killed and 19 others were injured when a tall ship of the Mexican Navy struck the Brooklyn Bridge on May 17 snapping all the training vessel's masts as it drifted backwards after appearing to lose power. "At this time, of the 277 on board, 19 sustained injuries, 2 of which remain in critical condition and 2 more have sadly passed away from their injuries," Mayor Eric Adams wrote on X.
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3 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Keith Kelly
Less than a month into the NYPD's program to issue criminal summonses to bicyclists who violate traffic laws with infractions such as running a red light, a groundswell of opposition appears to be building. City Council member Gale Brewer is the latest to come out against the NYPD tactic that went into effect in April. "The NYPD is now issuing criminal court summonses, instead of traffic tickets, to cyclists who go through red lights and for other minor infractions," Brewer said.
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