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Ground Zero mosque man 'ripped off' firm
ONE of the money men behind the developer of the Ground Zero mosque was sued for allegedly ripping off an insurance company for nearly $1.8 million Hisham Elzanaty, who owns medical companies that operate out of a building in The Bronx, New York, allegedly billed State Farm Insurance for unnecessary tests related to automobile accidents that would ...
Traveller's Guide: Alternative New York tours
From birdlife to biking, tombs to tunnels, sign up for an adventure that gets under the skin of the Big Apple, says Claire Prentice Stargazing on the High Line Park: The High Line, an elevated freight railroad dating from the 1930s, was transformed by a $152m facelift into one of New York's most popular parks and is the perfect place to gaze at the ...
CRIPPLING BLOW! Fire devastates struggling biz strip
A late night fire dealt a severe blow to an already ailing Wakefield business community.
Happy Friday, everyone. On to the news! Big feature in the Times today on Pedro Espada Jr.'s fight to retain his seat in the 33rd Senate District despite multiple efforts to knock him out of office.
Greenburgh, Bronxville, Tuckahoe get grants to ease Bronx River pollution
Three Westchester County communities will get a share of $5 million to fight Bronx River pollution, courtesy of the state Attorney General's Office.
Williamsburg: So much for that...
From Nathan Kensinger : Williamsburg has the highest concentration of stalled development sites in New York City, according to a 2010 report in The Real Deal.
Tonight: 33rd Senate District Candidates Debate
The Bronx News Network will be moderating a debate tonight at 7 p.m. at Fordham Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2430 Walton Ave.
NY Firefighters Battle Six Alarms In The Bronx
The Upper Bronx has been getting a rash of multiple alarm fires lately, and in the early morning hours of September 2nd, a blaze that reached a sixth alarm kept the trend going by consuming a taxpayer with almost a dozen businesses in it.
EMS RUBBER ROOM? Medics suspended in teen drowning deaths?
A source within New York City's Emergency Medical Service claims that the two paramedics who frantically rushed Crystal Reyes, 15, from the Bronx River to Jacobi Hospital, have been put on, "restricted," duty after a review of the incident in which the teen drowned.
Fire In The Bronx Affecting Mass Transit
A six-alarm fire inside several businesses along White Plains Road in The Bronx is under control.
Cost of school supplies makes for unhappy return to classroom
For many children, going back to school brings nervousness and apprehension as they ponder upcoming tests, new teachers and homework.
CITY HALL HAS ROOT ROT ON TREE CONTROVERSY
Members of a movement to stop the city fromA uprooting as many as 300 of the 1,500 trees along Pelham Parkway, have gained support with members of the community and local elected officials.
Job firm finds home at BankNote
FedCap, the Manhattan-based employment and job training program, signed a lease for 10,000 square feet at the BankNote Building in the South Bronx.
Whitney Tilson's School Reform Blog
Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch and Education Commissioner David Steiner deserve credit for their efforts to make the state tests more rigorous and less predictable.
Greg David on NY: The Bronx needs a hero
Let us count the ways the Bronx lags the rest of the city from the latest edition of Crain's City Facts .
Welcome to the Village of Melrose: Meet Your Local Bronx Bloggers
Entertainment will provided by none other than The Scheme , a great band self-described as, "6 men, 1 woman from all walks of life...with a collective soul." Bronx Bloggers scheduled to be in attendance are : Lance Rios, Being Latino Nicole Perrino, Bronx Mama Mike Callender, BronxMedia Anthony Ramirez, II, From The Bronx and many more! Date: ...
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an Air Quality Health Advisory for Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan and The Bronx in New York City and Long Island until 11 p.m. on Monday, August 30, 2010.
With fashion week beginning on September 9th and the first plus size only runway due to hit Lincoln center on September 15th, New York City is in fashion mode.
Microloans help small businesses survive
Like many small businesses caught in the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, Tri-State Biodiesel was struggling to find capital last year, in the middle of a credit crunch.
A 5-year-old child was rushed to the hospital after a hit-and-run in the Bronx, Saturday night.
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