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Hit By Hurricane Sandy, This Voter Helps Other Voters

November 7, 2012 journalism 0
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Gillibrand wins Senate seat by nearly 3 to 1

November 7, 2012 journalism 0

By KRYSTAL DANIEL U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand triumphed Tuesday in her race against Republican opponent Wendy Long, winning her first full six-year term in the …[read more]

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Mark Belcon Wonders How Anyone Could Be Undecided

November 7, 2012 journalism 0
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OBAMA WINS – takes key battleground states

November 6, 2012 journalism 0

By HAIKAL FERNANDEZ Barack Obama was decisively re-elected Tuesday as the president of the United States of America. He emerged at his Chicago headquarters at …[read more]

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Addabbo vs. Ulrich: Close Senate race in Queens

November 6, 2012 journalism 0

By PEDRO M. BERMEJO In one of New York City’s closest local races, Democratic incumbent Sen. Joseph Addabbo was seeking Tuesday to hold off a …[read more]

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Voters didn’t know GOP Senate candidate

November 6, 2012 journalism 0

By GURVINDER S. GANDU Republican Wendy Long and her Democratic counterpart in the race for U.S. Senate, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, may be separated by their …[read more]

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Storobin and Felder battle in Brooklyn’s `super-Jewish’ Senate district

November 5, 2012 journalism 0

By YVONNE JURIS Mustafa Razvi has a campaign poster for Simcha Felder, Democrat-Conservative candidate in the race for Brooklyn’s new “super-Jewish” State Senate district, in …[read more]

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Rep. Grimm looks to hold back challenge in S.I./Brooklyn district

November 5, 2012 journalism 0

By NICK LOPEZ A walk through the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Bensonhurst passes many a poster  for Rep. Michael Grimm’s re-election …[read more]

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Stavisky vs. Kim in heavily Asian Queens district

October 25, 2012 journalism 0

By JERMECIA EDWARDS For an outsider, getting off the No. 7 train at the last stop in Flushing can be compared to Alice being lost …[read more]

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Brooklyn DA Pushes to Increase Penalties for Assaulting EMT Workers

October 24, 2012 journalism 0

By AVRIL REGIS EMT worker Betty Higdon, was not expecting to leave a patient’s Bronx home in the back of the ambulance she drove everyday. Higdon …[read more]

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