Wednesday, June 25, 2008
CITY'S MURDER RATE RISES 8%
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By PHILIP MESSING, NY Post June 25, 2008 -- The city's murder rate is up nearly 8 percent this year - with surges in rapes and robberies...
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Serf says something screwy
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Bruno’s announcement came so late in the campaign season (nominating petitions to get on the ballot are due at the State Board of Elections ...
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New Domino sports less glass crap
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The design from Beyer Blinder Belle has some changes: the five-story glass addition to the 1884 building has been cut to four stories and be...
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More of the same...yet different
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I recently asked my cyberbuddy, Andrew Fine, just what IS that weird looking building several blocks north of Queens Plaza? He's provid...
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CB7 makes Willets Point deal with City
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"The Committee on Willets Point of Queens Community Board 7 voted 'yes' Monday night to supporting the city's plan to redev...
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Hunters Point no longer stinks
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What you’d never know while strolling through Hunters Point today is that in the late 19th century, the city was seized by the “Hunter’s Poi...
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Why we are a 'sanctuary city'
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Go to the Web sites for these new high-rises that the Condo Mayor has seeded and nurtured in his two terms. Press the buttons and watch thes...
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So many DOB articles, so little time
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City's construction horrors spur feds : Federal safety watchdogs kicked off a two-week crackdown Monday on high-risk building sites afte...
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Bowling alley as landmark?
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A month after Woodhaven Lanes closed, the former bowling alley in Glendale sits vacant, its equipment removed, its block-letter signs discar...
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What the duck!?
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Stanhope Street at Seneca Avenue... This wall decoration is creepy on several levels. What ever happened to just hanging a horseshoe for go...
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Mighty John Young strikes again
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...Chris Lundgren's family has lived on 32nd St., between 36th and 37th Aves., in Dutch Kills, since his great-grandparents came from Ge...
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A tree grows in Brooklyn (for now)
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In recent weeks...residents who live appreciatively in the mulberry’s shade feared the tree faced a new threat: a city chain saw. In May, a ...
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In the Heights
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NAOMI FIRSTMAN, a nurse, lives in an apartment building on the corner of 184th Street and Bennett Avenue, in Washington Heights. Or at least...
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City Schools Suffer Playground Deficit
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New York elementary schools are woefully lacking in outdoor play spaces, with nearly half of all schools having no playground for recess, an...
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Bruno retiring at end of year
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Here's the official statement from Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, as distributed via a press release printed on his distrinctive b...
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Lack of proper city planning kills maritime industry
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Four years after the Bloomberg administration allowed IKEA to turn a historic dry dock in Red Hook into a parking lot, a new study has found...
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New crap on Greenpoint's Newel Street
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From Miss Heather : What was the architect thinking when he (or she) decided to pair red brick with olive green and pigeon shit gray stucco?...
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Koslowitz is Running
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Current Deputy Queens Borough President and former councilwoman Karen Koslowitz is running to get her old job back . Ain't term limits g...
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West Nile virus found in Staten Island
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BY Kathleen Lucadamo DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER The West Nile Virus was discovered among a pool of mosquitoes in Port Richmond, Staten Island, ...
Car wash crap
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Our featured piece of crap sits on what was previously vacant land. This scene is in Brooklyn at 2397 - 2399 Boynton Place, at Avenue X. N...
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