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In reply to the discussion: Mayor Mamdani:Last year, I told New Yorkers: we would open city-owned grocery stores to take on the affordability crisis [View all]gulliver
(14,029 posts)39. Is there a PDF or web page with complete details?
I'm assuming there is a detailed plan since we arrived at a figure of $30 million. That number had to come from somewhere. If it were just an estimate from a couple of PowerPoint slides, I'm sure the media would have caught it.
Does anyone know where the detailed plan is? I'd like to at least feed it to Chat GPT and see what it thinks.
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Mayor Mamdani:Last year, I told New Yorkers: we would open city-owned grocery stores to take on the affordability crisis [View all]
Passages
Yesterday
OP
Non-profit social services. Great. Hope that reaches into healthcare, too.
lindysalsagal
Yesterday
#2
I think we might be surprised. It has long been contended by Wall Street financiers that
PatrickforB
Yesterday
#6
Well, Mamdani is in New York City, and the urban areas are generally well supplied with
PatrickforB
Yesterday
#19
I don't disagree at all. Nonprofits don't always have the resources, unfortunately.
Jedi Guy
23 hrs ago
#27
I think some Americans have been awakened when/if they go to a European country (like on a cruise ship) and see what
CTyankee
3 hrs ago
#52
This is why there was so much opposition to Mamdami from the rich elite during the mayoral election. They weren't
Fil1957
Yesterday
#9
Exactly right. Their fear: the public at large seeing for themselves the success of these initiatives.
Passages
Yesterday
#13
The point is not adding stores at this time; it's showing how city-owned stores might work.
WhiskeyGrinder
21 hrs ago
#36