Max Parrott
Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at The Villager (New York, NY)
NYC/NYS/labor freelancer. Previously: Queens Chronicle, Queens Courier. [email protected]
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amny.com | Max Parrott
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams serves in the position that would take the reins if the mayor steps down or is cast out. Being mayor of the city that never sleeps is more than a full-time job. It’s 24/7, and every day feels like a leap year. But even mayors sometimes need to go out of town, take a day off, or deal with a medical condition. Who’s in charge when they do? Succession is laid out in section 10 of the New York City Charter.
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amny.com | Max Parrott
When Anthony Crowell became the youngest law school dean in the country after taking the helm of New York Law School in 2011, he found himself guiding the institution through the tailwinds of a recession. In order to chart a course, Crowell, 54, relied on his experience as a longtime New York City public servant acting as counsel to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, honing the institution’s connection to the city’s economy and culture in order to provide its students a strong offering of career options.
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amny.com | Max Parrott
The Brooklyn Bar Association hosted its Judiciary Night and cocktail reception at its Brooklyn Heights headquarters on Tuesday, April 8. The bar association holds the annual celebration to honor the service of the members of the judiciary who work long days and nights to get through their caseloads. The event gives the bar association members a chance to socialize with New York’s judiciary and learn more about the happenings at the courts.
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amny.com | Max Parrott
Having concluded that he couldn’t win the Democratic Party primary election in June, Mayor Eric Adams is taking the alternate route to get on the November ballot as an independent candidate. In order to do that, he must petition in April and May, submit at least 3,750 signatures of New York City voters who haven’t signed another candidate’s petition, and make sure all the information required has been filled in accurately and legibly.
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amny.com | Max Parrott
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s only challenger in the June Democratic primary has launched his campaign with a vow to tackle subway crime by aggressively prosecuting fare evaders.
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