Sunday, April 26, 2009
Water boarders continue the torture
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From the Daily News : Queens residents already wallowing in exorbitant water bills are expected to sound off about an additional 14% increas...
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Rockrose split
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From Crain's : Rockrose Development Corp., one of the city’s most respected residential and commercial developers, is being split into t...
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Too long of a wait for help
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Dear Editor ( Times Newsweekly ), Where is an ambulance when you need one? Twenty-five minutes away, that's where. Last week, my child h...
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JFK has most bird strikes
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From NY1 : ...John F. Kennedy International Airport tops the FAA's list with 30 bird strikes since 2000. The published database also sho...
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Probing wide and deep
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CITY RAIDS DEVELOPER By MURRAY WEISS, NY Post Authorities looking into alleged bribery schemes in the construction industry raided one of th...
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2nd Avenue subway delayed
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From the Daily News : The first segment of the Second Ave. subway may not be finished until 2016 - four years later than the original schedu...
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Contractors & unions reach agreement
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From Crain's : After six months of discussions, building contractors and unions have reached an agreement to slice labor costs. The prob...
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Preventing illegal halfway houses
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From NY1 : Miracle House Incorporated is a group of at least eight so-called halfway houses. According to their fliers, the organization pro...
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Missing an opportunity for nature preserve
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From LIQ City : There’s...an unintentional ‘bird sanctuary’, a small pond created by the rainwater on the portion of Queenswest slated for d...
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Saturday, April 25, 2009
DOH Commissioner says swine flu outbreak "probable"
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Vandalism spree in LIC
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From NY1 : More than a dozen Long Island City residents woke up Saturday to find their cars had been vandalized overnight. But hey, victims ...
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Great Hall getting a facelift
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From the Daily News : WITH ITS 90-foot-high walls and cobalt-blue glass, the Great Hall at the New York Hall of Science was built so that vi...
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Dramatic drop in building permits
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From The Real Deal : The New York City Department of Buildings issued building permits for only 576 residential units in 133 buildings in Ja...
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Much to say about Sean Bell Way
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CB12 recently passed a resolution calling for the renaming of a Jamaica street after Sean Bell, which of course is about to open a big can o...
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Trimming the fat at the MTA
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From the NY Post : Hiring and spending freezes have been ordered at the MTA in a drastic effort to "conserve cash," the agency sai...
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IDT still at it
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Hello NY papers/sites/bloggers, I've read articles on your websites about problems NYers are having with IDT, so I wanted to share a let...
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Jamaica Bay marsh rebuilt successfully
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From NY1 : 50 acres of marshland in Jamaica Bay have been recently restored. To combat the erosion, in 2006, with $16M in federal money, th...
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Maspeth & Woodside burglar family
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From Fox 5/AP : Prosecutors say a New York City dad and another man robbed homes while his girlfriend drove the getaway minivan with the kid...
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Bellerose craphouse getting a neighbor
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"Thanks for all you've done to point out all the crap in Queens. Across the street from the craphouse too close to the church prop...
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Friday, April 24, 2009
Swine flu at St. Francis Prep?
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NEW YORK (AP) -- New York City health officials say that about 75 students at a Queens high school have fallen ill with flu-like symptoms a...
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