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    NYPL library card choices. Digital is not a visitor pass

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    NYC pay transparency. A range is not total compensation

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    Published article summarized in this issue. Open the article for its original sources and later corrections.

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    CUNY Transfer Explorer. Credit is only half the question

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    Published article summarized in this issue. Open the article for its original sources and later corrections.

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    Before filing a NYC records request, check whether the document is already public

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    Published article summarized in this issue. Open the article for its original sources and later corrections.

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    NYC watershed recreation permits: start with access, then check the activity

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    Met admission guide: The Met’s pay-what-you-wish rule depends on residency or student status

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    Published article summarized in this issue. Open the article for its original sources and later corrections.

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    NYC financial counseling is free, and income is not the eligibility test

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    Published article summarized in this issue. Open the article for its original sources and later corrections.

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    How to give NYC Council testimony, and what becomes public

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Roundup of published coverage. Summaries retain their original publication dates and caveats; this issue is not a fresh report of current availability, event outcomes or conditions.

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The TockNYC Briefing for October 10, 2026. A selection from our New York edition, with the full stories one click away.

This is a roundup of published coverage, not a new update on every event. Publication dates appear below; open the articles for sources, later changes and corrections.

Life and Culture

NYPL library card choices. Digital is not a visitor pass

An NYPL library card can open physical or digital collections, but visitor cards and Culture Pass have different rules. Choose the right application.

Originally published 2026-10-10.

Met admission guide: The Met’s pay-what-you-wish rule depends on residency or student status

Met admission guide: practical guidance on access, planning and the official information to check before you visit or use the service.

Originally published 2026-10-09.

Careers and Money

NYC pay transparency. A range is not total compensation

New York pay transparency rules require good-faith salary ranges in covered ads. NYC applicants should separate base pay, benefits and location rules.

Originally published 2026-10-10.

NYC financial counseling is free, and income is not the eligibility test

NYC financial counseling: practical guidance on access, planning and the official information to check before you visit or use the service.

Originally published 2026-10-09.

Campus

CUNY Transfer Explorer. Credit is only half the question

CUNY Transfer Explorer shows course equivalencies and major requirements. New York students can compare routes before asking an adviser about a plan.

Originally published 2026-10-10.

Local

Before filing a NYC records request, check whether the document is already public

NYC records request: practical guidance on access, planning and the official information to check before you visit or use the service.

Originally published 2026-10-09.

How to give NYC Council testimony, and what becomes public

NYC Council testimony: practical guidance on access, planning and the official information to check before you visit or use the service.

Originally published 2026-10-09.

Sports

NYC watershed recreation permits: start with access, then check the activity

NYC watershed recreation permit: practical guidance on access, planning and the official information to check before you visit or use the service.

Originally published 2026-10-09.


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