City Hall staffers were reportedly warned to be careful about what they put down in writing – since what a work email could end up on the cover of The Post.
City Hall staffers were reportedly warned by top lawyers for Mayor Adams to be careful about what they put down in writing – since a work email could end up on the cover of The Post.
Agarwal even cited a 2008 Post story – about how former Mayor Bill de Blasio liked his coffee so sweet that itCity Hall staffers were warned last month by top lawyers to Mayor Adams to be careful what they put in writing – as it could end up on the cover of The Post.De Blasio aide Elana Leopold asked other staffers to grab the then-mayor a “double espresso w 4 sugars” prompting communications chief Andrew Hagelgans to reply “though I am opposed to 4 sugars.
Frequently so many people are required to be on email chains that a third party can accidentally get left on a message they weren’t meant to see.
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