A new day for amNewYork under Schneps
Schneps Media, helmed by Publisher Clifford
Luster and Editor-In-Chief Robert Pozarycki,
published the first edition of the new amNew-
York on Tuesday.
The newly designed and staffed paper, which
launched in 2003, is the highest daily circulation
newspaper in the city and is the media company’s
fi rst daily.
Every day, amNewYork will be pooling resources
from its network of community publications to deliver
hyperlocal news, from transit issues to entertainment
around the city and more.
The fi rst edition of the re-launched newspaper
covered the city’s borough-based jail plan, East Harlem’s
crumbling East River Esplanade, outrage over
another cyclist death in Queens, Gov. Cuomo’s take
on make a statue to honor Saint Francis Cabrini
and much more. And don’t worry, horoscopes and
the Sudoku and KenKen puzzles remain.
In an editorial on Monday, the paper promised
its commitment to “become an even stronger voice
in New York City” and be a “go-to” resource for
transit information.
Its team of reporters — transit editor Vincent
Barone, digital editor Shaye Weaver, Mark Hallum,
Gabe Herman, Alejandra O’Connell-Domench, and
Alex Mitchell — have spent their careers across the
fi ve boroughs covering community boards, police
activity and crime, politics, real estate, city government,
food and drink, entertainment and things to
do.
Once its website, amNY.com, returns next week,
the outlet will have a digital-fi rst focus, reporting
all the news you need to know as a resident of
New York City.
Schneps Media, which has been in the industry
since 1985 with the launch of the Queens Courier,
has expanded over the years to include more than
70 newspapers and websites across the city, including
The TimesLedger, The Brooklyn Paper, The Villager,
Long Island Press and the Spanish-language
paper Noticia Long Island.
In an effort to provide complete coverage,
amNewYork is asking readers to request coverage
on specifi c issues by taking a survey at
amnysurvey.com.
VOTE EARLY OR VOTE
ON ELECTION DAY.
Pick the day that works best for you!
From October 26, 2019 to November 3, 2019 you can vote at your assigned early voting poll site.
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to find your Early Voting poll site or General Election Day
poll site location and hours of operation
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