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How the Upper West Side challenges even the most prepared candidates

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By John Celock Verified
| City & State NY Verified
Scott Stringer has been synonymous with Manhattan politics since his appointment as a 16-year-old to his Washington Heights community planning board in 1977. A former Assembly member from the Upper West Side, Stringer served two terms as Manhattan borough president and another two terms as New York City comptroller, along with making unsuccessful runs for mayor in 2021 and 2025.
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Rahm Emanuel is still talking about his meeting with Zohran Mamdani

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By John Celock Verified
| City & State NY Verified
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is continuing to say that he met with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani where they discussed Israel, but also that he didn’t want to dwell on Mamdani. The potential 2028 Democratic presidential candidate told City & State that he had a meeting where he told Mamdani that “over my dead body” that Israel would not be a Jewish state, which Emanuel originally recounted during a July podcast.
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Harry Nespoli reflects on the evolution of the labor movement

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By John Celock Verified
| City & State NY Verified
Harry Nespoli retired last year after decades as one of the top union leaders in New York City. A five-decade veteran of the city Sanitation Department, Nespoli retired as president of the Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association and as chair of the Municipal Labor Committee. In a Q&A, Nespoli talked about how New York City’s labor movement has changed over the past two decades and how the city needs to address affordability issues affecting municipal workers.
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