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Mayor Not So Sweet On 36,000 Calorie Bloomberg Cupcake
One Greenwich Village bakery is leaving a bad taste in the mayor’s mouth.
Businesses Prepare For City’s Size Limit On Sugary Drinks, But Some Customers Aren’t Buying It
Some restaurants are ordering smaller glasses. Dunkin’ Donuts shops are telling customers they’ll have to sweeten and flavor their own coffee.
Bloomberg Estimates $19B In Public, Private Losses From Superstorm Sandy
Mayor Michael Bloomberg estimates Superstorm Sandy caused a whopping $19 billion in losses in New York City so he asked federal lawmakers to put up nearly $10 billion to reimburse both government agencies and private businesses.
The Best And Worst Of Humanity On Display In The Rockaways, Volunteers Reach Out While Looters Terrorize Storm Victims
Looters posing as Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) workers have been knocking on doors late at night, but locals said that help has yet to arrive.
State Of The Art Science, Medical Facilities Headed For Upper East Side
Two state-of-the-art science and medical facilities will be built on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
New York City Officials Seal Budget Deal
New York City officials have concluded their annual budget dance with an agreement that preserves child care, classrooms and other threatened programs, but uncertainty surrounding parts of the plan could lead to more than $600 million in cuts midway through the year.
Mayor Bloomberg Rips North Carolina Marriage Amendment
Mayor Bloomberg has been a vocal supporter of same-sex marriage, he recently promoted his view on the issue during a commencement speech at UNC Chapel Hill.
Poll: Mayor Bloomberg’s Approval Rating Falls
A Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday shows a majority of New York City voters believe Bloomberg lost his focus during his third term.
Judge Rejects Claim Of Discrimination At Bloomberg Company
The judge said the EEOC supported its claim of a pervasive bias with no statistical evidence of discrimination and about 10 statements from four or five managers or executives in a company of 10,000 employees, 603 of whom took maternity leave during a six-year span covered by the lawsuit.
Bloomberg Administration Rejects Most Of City Council’s Attempt To Make Parking Regulations Fair
When it comes to parking tickets, make them fair, and make them less aggravating. That’s what the City Council is asking the Bloomberg administration to do with the thousands of tickets issued each day.
City Council Officials Working To Prevent NYC Teacher Layoffs
Speaker Christine Quinn says she will do everything in her power to prevent teacher layoffs planned by the Bloomberg administration.
Bloomberg: Budget Cuts Mean NYPD Must Shrink
The mayor asked city agencies to suggest cuts of between 2 and 4 percent. He still hasn’t detailed which cuts will make it into the budget.
Bloomberg: I Want Kelly To Stay In NYC
Will Commissioner Kelly head to Washington to lead the FBI? Not if Mayor Bloomberg has anything to say about it.
NYC To Direct Donations To Earthquake Victims
Bloomberg said in his weekly radio appearance on Friday that people who want to donate should call 311 or go to the 311 Web site. The Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City was collecting the funds.
Does Mayor Mike Still Have Grudge Against S.I. Chuck?
At the end of Wednesday’s Groundhog Day ceremony, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg had some choice words for the toothy, weather-prediciting rodent.
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