The New York Sheep and Wool Festival looks pretty cozy, so here are your morning links: Jury selection begins for the Trump Organization tax fraud trial, Ted Cruz went to the Bronx for the Yankees-Astros game, a possible hotel on Governor Island and more.
Gothamist is funded by sponsors and member donationsA flood advisory is in effect through rush hour, which could worsen unrelated subway delaysThe $16 billion Gateway Project has
been called the most urgent infrastructure project in the country. Yet officials concede they’re crossing their fingers that another big storm won’t hit as the project just gets underway.
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