Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where it's best to avoid real estate scams if you can help it.
Here's what else is happening:
- New York City's chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America has two members running for Congress. What if they both win their primaries next week?
- Some of the actors who were paid $75 by a pro-landlord organization to dress up as zombies for an anti-rent freeze demonstration said they were duped.
- Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns is being honored by his old high school in Metuchen.
- The New York Transit Museum is staging an "Ode to the Orange Seats" exhibition in honor of the train interiors that are being phased out.
- They're closing a key boat launch near MetLife Stadium on World Cup match days, so don't bother trying to canoe to a game.
- Emeril's 23-year-old son is apparently a good chef.
- Algae turned the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool green.
- And finally, speaking of reflecting:
