by Emma Davey Good afternoon, Greenpoint.
​A wad of cash in a potato chip bag, a cameo on Godfather of Harlem—if you’re finding it hard to keep track of all the Eric Adams-related bribes that were revealed this week, we can’t blame you.
​The Manhattan DA’s office indicted several close Adams allies, including Broadway Stages’ owners Gina and Tony Argento, on conspiracy and bribery charges. And Greenpoint was at the center of it all. The Argentos…
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