Washington D.C.
Missing Brooklyn Woman Found Safe In Washington, D.C.
Police said Sabrina Malone was found Thursday, days after she was reported missing by her family.
Cyclists Head From Newtown To D.C. In Support Of Gun Control
Twenty-six cyclists were biking from Newtown, Conn., to Washington, D.C., this weekend to send a message.
Queens School Seeks Donations To Send Students To National Competition
The team from Forest Hills High School, which is made up of 34 seniors, has to come up with $22,000 by March 15 if they are to compete in the “We the People” competition, which takes place in Washington D.C. at the end of April.
Canine Companions For Independence To March In Presidential Inaugural Parade
All eyes will be on Pennsylvania Avenue in our nation’s capital on Monday for the inaugural parade. And some of the parade marchers will be walking on four legs.
Strangers Pay Way For Bronx Teen To Attend President Obama’s Inauguration
For 16-year-old Marcela Pinos, a daughter of Ecuadorian immigrants, her dream of attending a student conference in Washington for the inauguration of the president appeared to be out of reach.
Mayor Bloomberg Goes To Washington In Hopes Of Securing More Sandy Aid
In a letter from the mayor’s office addressed to New York’s Congressional Delegation, Bloomberg asked for help in “securing supplemental and expedited funding” for the five boroughs.
Homeless L.I. Teen Not Science Contest Finalist, But Still A Winner
Samantha Garvey found out she didn’t make the cut to become a finalist in the Intel Science Talent Search, but did get to watch President Obama’s State of the Union address in Washington D.C. as Rep. Steve Israel’s guest.
Rep. King Happy NYC Keeps Terror Funds, Money Not ‘Wasted’ On Other Cities
The Department of Homeland Security had provided funding to 64 cities, but that number will now drop to 31 deemed to be high-threat urban areas.
Presidents Day Weekend Getaway Guide
Some of the best celebrations of our country’s earliest leaders take place over the weekend, and the extra day off from work means you can travel outside New York to some of the most historic cities and towns in America.
Google Investing In Offshore Wind Power Project
The transmission lines, which would run lead to the coast from Virginia to New Jersey, would be capable of delivering 2,000 megawatts of wind energy, the companies said.


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