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9:00 – Democratic mayoral candidate Sal Albanese does a meet and greet outside Zabar’s. 2245 Broadway,Manhattan. 10:30 AM – Albanese does a meet and greet outside H&H Bagels – 1551 Second Avenue (betw. E80th and E81st Sts.) in Manhattan. 11:00 AM – Mayor de Blasio Greets Voters in the East Village.
And lo, there was to be much meeting and greeting.
Three debates are on the evening’s agenda.
There are five Council debates tonight!
And if that’s not enough for you, there are a couple press conferences in the mix, too.
Plus debates in two Council races.
It’s a slow Friday before a long weekend, but the final pre-primary push is just around the corner.
Plus, a Councilmember announces a plan to fix a longstanding traffic gripe.
Plus the schools chancellor cuts the ribbon on a facility at the heart of a contentious argument over race, class and geography.
There’s a forum in the East Bronx for a contested Council race, as well.
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