PAL Offers Programs to Help Some of Sandy’s Younger Victims
One of the city’s key youth organizations, the Police Athletic League, set up some special programming to help some of
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New York
Mayor Bloomberg Establishing Grant Program to Help Small Businesses Hit Hard by Sandy
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has promised to create a matching grant fund to aid small businesses seriously damaged
Read MoreDepartment of Education Announces Reopening of Twelve More Schools
The New York City Department of Education announced that 12 more schools are ready to reopen in their regular locations
Read MoreCleaning Up the Streets of New York After Sandy Leaves Mess
The good citizens of New York came out on Saturday in droves to help some of the hardest hit areas
Read MoreFree Gasoline in Brooklyn Adds to Distress in Sandy’s Aftermath
What at first sounded like good news to Brooklyn residents who have been patiently waiting in insanely long lines for
Read MoreJudge Warns of Sharks Circling the Concrete Boardwalk at Brighton Beach
Last Thursday, at the “Battle for the Boardwalk” hearing Judge Martin Solomon explained to lawyers representing New York City’s interests
Read MoreResurfaced Island Brings Prospect Park Back to 1867 Origins
Apparently Atlantis is not the only long-lost island in history. In distinction to Atlantis, however, the Prospect Park island, called
Read MoreDASA: Taking the Bite Out of Bullying
The Dignity for All Students Act, a New York State law which was legislated in September 2010, finally went into
Read MoreGarcia Will Run Against Scandalized Assemblyman Lopez
Despite having announced that he would not run against scandal-scarred Democratic Brooklyn Assemblyman Vito Lopez, Richy Garcia was persuaded to
Read MoreBarclays Center Opening Riles Residents Over Parking
Residents of Boerum Hill, Park Slope, Caroll Gardens and other neighborhoods adjacent to Barclays Center are worried that their backyards
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