AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClergy Abuse Settlement: About 1,300 survivors have approved an $800 million settlement with the Archdiocese of New York, ending years of claims; the deal is expected to be signed in early November and includes the release of church records. Manhattan Safety: A rabbi returned to his Diamond District outreach work a day after being stabbed; police are investigating the attack as a possible hate crime. City Traditions: New York City has voted to phase out Central Park’s horse-drawn carriages by 2028, ending a longstanding tourist attraction after years of debate over animal welfare. Arts & Leisure: Art Week NYC is set to bring more than 80 museums and galleries into a citywide program next month. Meanwhile, Fort Tilden offers Queens residents a quieter coastal escape, with hiking trails, an arts center and a beach. Neighborhood Screens: AMC Kips Bay plans to close Jan. 3, with its CEO saying NYU Langone “wants us gone.”
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