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USS New York Visits NYC During Fleet Week
The USS New York, which includes 7.5 tons of steel salvaged from the collapsed World Trade Center, steamed into her namesake’s harbor Wednesday as Navy ships and Coast Guard cutters dropped anchor for Fleet Week.
New Yorkers Should Feel Safe Says Mayor Bloomberg
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New Yorkers shouldn’t feel any more concerned going around the city today than they did before U.S. agents killed Osama bin Laden.
Big Apple Paving Over Potholes
The New York City Department of Transportation started using 12 new electric screeds to fix potholes, paid for with $1.14 million in federal funds.
B&C Show Blog & Audio: Chant Away, We Want ‘Melo!
Craig thinks it’s laughable that Mike D’Antoni would be upset with the “We Want ‘Melo” chants, saying if he wants them to stop, he should see to it that his team does not take the floor ill-prepared – which certainly seemed to be the case against Blake Griffin and the Clips.
Why Is The Big Apple Seeing So Much Snow?
Thursday’s storm made January 2011 the snowiest the Big Apple ever saw since records were kept. And consider this: February is usually our snowiest month.
Slush Makes Walking NYC Streets A Challenge Tuesday
Getting around New York City after Tuesday morning’s sleet storm can be a full physical workout.
Mayor: Roads May Be Plowed By Wednesday Night … Maybe
On the day after the day after, New Yorkers were left wondering what happened. There are still many streets that haven’t seen a plow yet.
New York Crews Ready To Tackle The Snow
The snow was expected to be deep enough to keep sanitation crews busy non-stop Sunday into Monday.
Stay? Go? NYC Crosswalk Lights Giving Mixed Signals
Walk or don’t walk? Malfunctioning crosswalk signals continue to confuse and endanger pedestrians across the Big Apple.
Ballot Issues, Privacy Concerns Hamper NYC Polling Places
Election Day is a true test, in a highly-anticipated midterm election, of how efficiently voters are actually able to use a pencil on paper ballots in combination with new electronic scanners. The results were mixed.
Elections Official Discusses Polling Problems, Solutions
New York City’s Board of Elections said it fixed the many problems that plagued the primaries back in September. J.C. Polanco, one of the Board’s 10 commissioners, is here to explain how.
Study: Manhattan Street Noise May Be Deafening
If you’re visiting New York City, the hustle, bustle and noise are part of what makes your stay here exciting. If you live here, those are some of the things you just get used to. But new research strongly suggests that constant noise is damaging your ears.
Bedbugs Keep Tourists Away From Big Apple
Some travelers who had arranged trips to New York said they were creeped out about staying in hotels and visiting attractions as new reports of bedbugs seem to pop up every few days.
City Hall Now Has An Online Suggestion Box
The Mayor’s Office said the ideas will be reviewed and shared with appropriate agencies.
Thousands Of Cyclists Ride For MS Research Funding
The cyclists pedaled for 30 miles on closed roads to raise money to fight multiple sclerosis, and in support of hundreds of programs and services organized by the Southern NY Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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