Samaritan Daytop Village and Manatus Development Group recently broke ground on The Richard Pruss Wellness Center in the Mott Haven section of The Bronx. The community facility will provide outpatient treatment for substance use disorder, mental health services, care coordination, and also serve as a primary health clinic.

Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports Good morning, Gang Green Nation! It’s game day. The struggling Jets face off against the struggling Washington Redskins in a sad matchup in our nation’s capital. The Jets face rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins in just his second career start, a matchup which should favor the Jets. On the flip side, the Jets will have to find a way for their depleted offensive line to keep a good Redskins defensive line off of Sam Darnold. This game won’t go down as an NFL classic, but it could be an interesting game between two equally struggling teams. Here are your links to the Jets this glorious Sunday in November: Kristian Dyer - Jets Not Ready to Tank Yet Bob Glauber - Jets hope GM Joe Douglas can give coach Adam Gase more talent Brian Costello - Sam Darnold's voice is growing louder within Jets Eric Allen - How Can Jets Defense Take Advantage of Redskins Rookie QB Dwayne Haskins? Manish Mehta - The Jets have a dominant run defense Brian Costello - Jets vs. Redskins: Adam Gase's first shot to prove NYJ right Olivia Landis - Le'Veon Bell Is Focused on Wins, Not Stats Randy Lange - Inside the Numbers: Don't Forget Robby Anderson's Penalties Caused Brian Costello - Ryan Kalil has season end in another Jets disaster Manish Mehta - The Ryan Kalil Experiment is officially over. Justin Fried - New York Jets: The Ryan Kalil experiment has officially come to an end Ethan Greenberg - Jets Lucky To Have Ryan Griffin Tyler Greenawalt - Jets vs. Redskins: Keys to New York’s offense Paul A. Esden Jr. - New York Jets defense is licking its chops ahead of Dwayne Haskins matchup Ren Clayton - Leo Koloamatangi upgraded to New York Jets active roster Here are your missed connections from yesterday. Here’s the thread about nothing, why not stop by and say hello? Enjoy the weekend everybody.

Permits have been filed for an eight-story mixed-use building at 269 Wallabout Street in South Williamsburg's Broadway Triangle, Brooklyn. Located between Union Avenue and Harrison Avenue, the lot is two blocks from the Lorimer Street subway station, serviced by the M and J trains. Rabsky Group is listed as the owner behind the applications, they are also responsible for the neighboring 1,146-unit residential development at 200 Harrison Avenue.

LA Rams cheerleaders | Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Let’s see what you can watch today Here is a look at Sunday’s NFL Week 11 schedule, through a New York Giants-tinted perspective. 1 p.m. ET Houston Texas (6-3) at Baltimore Ravens (7-2) Atlanta Falcons (2-7) at Carolina Panthers (5-4) — If you’re into rooting for nothing but a higher draft pick at this point, you’re rooting for the Falcons. Dallas Cowboys (5-4) at Detroit Lions (3-5-1) — You know you can’t root for Dallas. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-5) at Indianapolis Colts (5-4) Buffalo Bills (6-3) at Miami Dolphins (2-7) — The Dolphins are not doing this tanking thing very well. And that might be good for the Giants. Denver Broncos (3-6) at Minnesota Vikings (7-3) New Orleans Saints (7-2) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-6) — Of course you have to root for the upset. New York Jets (2-7) at Washington Redskins (1-8) — Will you feel any better if the Jets win this game? Cincinnati Bengals (0-9) at Oakland Raiders (5-4) — The Bengals need a quarterback, so them getting the No. 1 pick would be just fine as far as the Giants are concerned. Broadcast maps 4 p.m. Arizona Cardinals (3-6-1) at San Franciso 49ers New England Patriots (8-1) at Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) — Sorry. I’ve got nothing for you on this one. Broadcast map 8:25 p.m. Chicago Bears (4-5) at Los Angeles Rams (5-4) — If you don’t want the Bears angry and desperate when they play the Giants in a week, root for Chicago.