Andrew Schneider @andrewschneider

Manhattan, NY Joined January 2009

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Andrew Schneider @andrewschneider

2 months ago

Pam has got to go.

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Andrew Schneider @andrewschneider

3 years ago

there were no threats against the former mayor “besides the millions of New Yorkers who hate him and would like to punch him in the face.” nypost.com/2022/07/10/bil…

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New York Daily News @NYDailyNews

4 years ago

SHE’S THE ONE! THE NEWS SAYS: Garcia is best choice for next mayor — bit.ly/3fjN4lb COVID’S mental health toll on NYC — bit.ly/3uXdgJe, bit.ly/3w70bNs, bit.ly/3flZJ7d

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Amanda Farinacci @amandafarinacci

4 years ago

Second big endorsement for Garcia. “New Yorkers are “really worried that they’re going to get sold a slogan and not get what they think they’re buying.” Absolutely right. Sell the rest. Buy Garcia.” nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-edi…

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New York Rangers @NYRangers

4 years ago

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Andrew Schneider @andrewschneider

4 years ago

Good call @VallysView

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New York City Patch @NYC_Patch

5 years ago

The NYPD has created a new email address, [email protected], that will allow residents to send photos of graffiti. trib.al/5eQn5g6

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New York Rangers @NYRangers

5 years ago

Anyone want to add some Lady Liberty to their wardrobe? RT for the chance to win. 👀

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Stephen Valiquette @VallysView

5 years ago

🚨 Dominating performance last night by the ⁦@NYRangers⁩. A team having more High Danger Chances than Low Danger doesn’t happen often in the ⁦@NHL⁩ #NYR

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New York Rangers @NYRangers

5 years ago

"You can't underestimate how great it was to have the fans back in the building. They provided such a spark for us. They were loud. There's only 2,000 in here, but it seemed like the building was packed." - @Lindiesal

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Time Out New York @TimeOutNewYork

5 years ago

Apparently, NYC might be getting another foot of snow before the weekend bit.ly/3jGWhG0

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Andrew Schneider @andrewschneider

5 years ago

.@MTA I think you have a problem at the Canal st Q stop

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Andrew Schneider @andrewschneider

5 years ago

We’re proud to now help patients virtually access care from home. Our CEO @oliver_kharraz & @KellyCNBC talk about @Zocdoc one of the largest and fastest growing telehealth platforms virtually overnight, with nearly 1M video visits now available to book. cnbc.com/video/2020/04/…

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NYCT Subway @NYCTSubway

6 years ago

March 17, 2019: 5,568,464 March 17, 2020: 1,785,252 3.7 million of you chose not to ride with us yesterday because you want to #flattenthecurve. We miss you, but for now, we’ll say: thank you for not riding with us. You’re keeping NYC safer.

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N. J. Burkett @njburkett7

6 years ago

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Outgoing NYC Transit President Andy #Byford gets rousing ovation, telling @MTA bus workers in East New York today that he and his wife will remain in New York.

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Andrew Siff @andrewsiff4NY

6 years ago

Andy Byford’s public farewell to riders - on the last run of the R-42 train in service since 1969. “The final run of a 50 year old relic. But enough about me,” he joked. #NBC4NY

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jami floyd @jamifloyd

6 years ago

I’ve been seeing this *same* dirt at the East Broadway Subway Station for 50 years, and I suspect it goes back a whole lot longer than that. Maybe it’s an experiment? Someone’s artistic vision? Or maybe it’s time to scrub it away? @MTA #WeTheCommuters

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Keith Powers @KeithPowersNYC

6 years ago

This is a terrible loss for New York City public transit riders. Whether it was working together on the 14th Street Busway or simply running into him riding the 6 train, Andy Byford demonstrated an enthusiasm for public transportation and public service.

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Clayton Guse @ClaytonGuse

6 years ago

Byford thanked "New Yorkers for bearing with me, for putting up with me, for giving me this tremendous opportunity to live in this wonderful place." He also thanked the 50,000 transit workers he was responsible for "They’re wonderful decent hardworking human beings," he said.