"The Americans can't get the slime out of their capital's monument pool and will arrest you for touching it," sounds like the sort of lie they'd tell us in the Soviet Union so we'd stop bitching about bread lines.
“It’s one thing to watch your child grow up and be successful, but to follow in your footsteps is an honor.”
Captain Patrick Worms, father of EMT Nicholas Worms.
“They say Sanitation is like one big family, and we take that quite literally. Having my son on the job means the world to me.”
Assistant Chief Christopher Hancock, father of Chris Hancock, Jr. Sanitation Worker.
“It’s a great feeling, knowing that my father shares his 35 years of experience with me.”
Police Officer Tyrice Miller II, son of NYPD Inspector Tyrice Miller.
Happy Father’s Day, New York City! This year, we’re celebrating some of New York’s Dads whose children followed them into service as City workers. From Sanitation to Education to FDNY, these families keep our City running.
Pictured: Captain Felix Valentin and Firefighter Stephanie Valentin.
“Being a teacher is a gift I’m proud to carry on, and I’m forever grateful to have learned from the best — my dad.”
Maegan Hoepelman, 4th grade teacher at PS/IS 171, daughter of Ray Milian, Dean at Pelham Academy.
Congrats to the class of 2026! 🎉
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Khanna: "This is a Dred Scott court. They have engaged in the fastest rollback of Black political rights since Rutherford Hayes ended Reconstruction in 1877. One-third of African American seats are threatened. We are not speaking up strongly enough against a court that's rolling back civil rights"