
NYC DOT Puts Soccer-Themed ‘Don’t Block the Box’ Signs on Sale
The city's transportation agency is selling 100 hand-crafted, soccer-styled street signs online, with proceeds going to the municipal fund.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Mike Flynn across Soccer, Football, Baseball.

The city's transportation agency is selling 100 hand-crafted, soccer-styled street signs online, with proceeds going to the municipal fund.

New York City’s Department of Transportation is offering a limited batch of soccer-themed street signs through its CityStore, with proceeds earmarked for the city’s general fund.

The article envisions a World Cup‑style tournament that assembles the best Baltimore Ravens players from each U.S. region, highlighting Florida’s star‑studded lineup and the unique strengths of other areas.

Former Maine coach Jack Cosgrove, a three‑time conference champion and current Colby College leader, will be celebrated for his transformative impact on University of Maine football.

The upcoming induction celebrates a coaching career that spanned three decades at Maine and continues at Colby College, highlighting both athletic triumphs and academic achievements.

The University of Maine will induct legendary coach Jack Cosgrove into its Ring of Honor in 2026, recognizing his 129 victories, academic achievements, and lasting influence on student‑athletes.

The city will host additional watch parties in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens, bringing the total to over 100 free public events that blend soccer viewing with live performances and community celebration.

The city will host over 100 free public watch parties during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring live music and celebrations of New York’s diverse cultures.

From May 1 to June 26, the city partners with Street Lab and Chobani to bring pickup matches, art stations and block‑party celebrations to students across the five boroughs, making the global tournament accessible to local communities.

A recent indictment of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro over the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft has reignited scrutiny of former President Barack Obama’s 2016 visit to Havana, a trip that critics say legitimized a repressive regime without securing concrete concessions.

The indictment of Raúl Castro over a 1996 aircraft downing has reignited criticism of Barack Obama’s 2016 Havana visit and his policy of normalizing relations with Cuba.