The Sept 29 meeting — the night Mary Teague Way passed — is finally on tape

The Sept 29 session — hearing and stated meeting — joins the shelf verified

The city’s Chameleon “Meetings On Demand” archive grew by two overnight: the Sept 29 public hearing (6:30 PM) and stated meeting (7:00 PM), both at Saunders Trades and Technical High School’s auditorium, joined the eight-meeting shelf this morning — every row publish-status live. That’s the night the record says the council adopted RES.157-2026 — “RESOLUTION HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF MARY TEAGUE AND AUTHORIZING THE HONORARY STREET RENAMING OF HAWTHORNE AVENUE FROM HUDSON STREET TO MAIN STREET AS ‘MARY TEAGUE WAY’” — after the file’s own history shows it referred Sept 9, held over Sept 15, adopted Sept 29 at 7:00 PM. The rest of that docket has resolved in full: every row on this morning’s matter feed reads Passed, SO.48-2026 (the South Broadway/Caryl encroachment) through RES.173-2026 (Commissioner of Deeds).

The shelf now: Sept 29 hearing + council, Oct 7 Rules, Oct 13 council, Oct 14 Planning Board, Oct 20 Rules, Oct 22 Zoning Board, Oct 27 council — the whole arc of the fall docket, watchable end to end. The two Sept 29 entries are the pair to bookmark: the hearing that aired the Teague renaming and the meeting that passed it, plus the eleven filings we’ve tracked since.

A correction on yesterday’s video links verified

The six player links in yesterday’s issue don’t resolve at today’s check — the player API returns an empty record for each of them. The meetings themselves are published and watchable; the archive’s own listing carries them under different IDs. Corrected links throughout this issue.

The ledger holds at Oct 27 verified

Tuesday night’s minutes still read “Draft” with no file posted, and nothing sits on the council calendar past Oct 27 — this morning’s events feed shows zero rows dated after it, and the standing second-and-fourth-Tuesday rhythm’s Nov 10 and Nov 24 dates are not posted yet. When they are, they’ll land on our Government page first.

Two days left after today — any of the county’s 25 sites works verified

Today’s Friday hours: 8 AM–4 PM. After today: Saturday and Sunday 10 AM–6 PM, closing the nine-day period on Sunday, November 1. Any of the county’s 25 early-voting sites works — Yonkers’ three: Grinton I. Will Library (1500 Central Park Avenue), Nodine Hill Community Center (140 Fillmore Street), and Riverfront Library (One Larkin Center). Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, with early-voting results canvassed and reported after 9 PM that night — and if you vote early, you’re done: the county’s page says “If you vote during the early voting period, you are not eligible to vote on Election Day.”

Firefighter exam: applications through Nov 25 verified Oct 5

The Firefighter Examination is open — applications accepted through Nov 25, with a $50 fee, at the recruitment office in Riverfront Library, One Larkin Center, Room 101. The written exam is Saturday, Jan 9, 2027. Questions: (914) 457-1373 or (914) 349-6964. (City site still blocks automated pulls, so this is as of the Oct 5 check.)

Domestic violence: help lines, any time verified Oct 30

The National Domestic Violence Hotline’s pathways to a live advocate: call 800.799.SAFE, or text “START” to 88788.