A NYer who survives without delivery, Alec Baldwin on gentrification, & more

By Jennifer White Karp | June 10, 2019 - 11:00AM

A New Yorker on why he has never ordered delivery: “I couldn't handle the shame of having another adult carry food to my door” (Business Insider)

Actor Alec Baldwin will moderate a panel discussion on gentrification in Greenwich Village (thevillager.com)

The government put former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort’s Soho loft on the market for $3.66 million (New York Post)

Some Park Slope residents are opposed to a plan to build two homeless shelters, mostly for single women with children (Queens Crap via News 12)

A developer filed plans for a massive, 562-unit building at 1580 Story Ave. in the Bronx (The Real Deal)

Thousands of newspaper articles from 1835 to 1999 will be available thanks to the Brooklyn Public Library’s digital archives (Gothamist)

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