AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLegionnaires’ Probe in the Bronx: NYC Health Department testing found Legionella in 10 cooling towers, including NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln, Yankee Stadium and Boricua College; one person died and three were hospitalized, and operators were ordered to drain, clean and disinfect. Energy Relief for New Yorkers: Gov. Kathy Hochul highlighted the expanded Energy Affordability Program, which can cut bills by up to $500 a year for eligible households, as rebate checks are set to go out to millions. 9/11 First-Responder Funding Push: Rep. Andrew Garbarino and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand introduced legislation to have FEMA reimburse retirement systems for 9/11-related accidental disability costs. Market Watch: Robinhood shares fell about 5% after Manhattan prosecutors disclosed criminal charges tied to crypto derivatives involving two former engineers. Arts & Culture: Psychedelic pop artist Peter Max, whose work defined “flower power,” died in Manhattan at 88. Local Crime: A woman’s body was found dumped in a trash can near Plumb Beach in Brooklyn, prompting an investigation.
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