My shock that we are getting a new Pulp album in 2025 is eclipsed by my shock that it’s absolutely terrific. My review of More:
sterlewine.substack.com/p/pulpmore-2...
I've been giving this some thought (while waiting to see how this new platform performs, of course.) If the above occurs within the five boroughs I think you can reasonably expect a more generic description of the offending item in the report. I hope this alleviates your fear ... a little bit.
Well, it's probably a good place to watch paint dry.
"Every family deserves to know what happened." OCME scientists talk with @nytimes.com about their motivation to solve cold cases, no matter how long it takes. This same commitment drives NYC Missing Persons Day, to be held in the Bronx for the 1st time on Fri 12/6. Call 212 323 1201 for more info.
Free and confidential resources and support for the loved ones of long-term missing persons. 10am -4pm. Call 212 323 1201 to schedule an appt.
“They probably spent the better part of a year working on it ... the lab wouldn't take 'no' for an answer." @rollingstone.com.web.brid.gy talks with a member of the dedicated OCME team that helped solve the coldest of cases. Catch more of the team on Fri 12/6 at NYC Missing Persons Day in the Bronx
The Thanksgiving forecast in NYC really called for some fowl weather.
A true humanitarian effort, NYC Missing Persons Day brings advanced and caring resources to address an often unspoken problem. Next Fri, Dec 6, the event comes to the Bronx for the first time after a track record of success helping 100s of families across the NY metro region over the past decade.
Proud of our work at OCME to identify the missing from 9/11 and its impact to drive scientific advances applied for other humanitarian missions. Thanks to the team at @60minutes.bsky.social for this definitive report on the efforts that began more than two decades ago and will continue.
