July 8: Where the Candidates Are Today Endorses Mendy Mirocznik, a Democrat, for the City Council seat from the 50th District in Brooklyn currently occupied by James Oddo, a Republican who cannot run again because of term limits, near City Hall. Greets voters in Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, on the corner of 16th Street and First Avenue. Greets morning commuters in Bronxdale. Serves lunch at the Gay Men's Health Crisis, as part of a "Day of Service" that the city comptroller office runs for its summer associates, in Chelsea. Accepts an endorsement, outside City Hall. Greets voters in Sunset Park, in Brooklyn. Greets morning commuters, at the Whitehall Terminal in Lower Manhattan. Holds a news conference with other Council members and restaurateurs to propose ways of reforming the city's restaurant inspection process to improve fairness and reduce the number of frivolous fines, at Jerry's Cafe on Chambers Street. Greets morning commuters at the subway station at 96th Street and Broadway. Continues his "Keys to the City" tour with a stop at a bike shop to propose tax incentives for employers that encourage commuting by bicycle, at Zen Bikes. Receives the endorsement of Dr. Ismael Reyes, president of the Partido Demócrata Institucional political party in the Dominican Republic, at Marisco Centro restaurant in Manhattan.