Yes, Taniyah, There is a Santa Claus
By NADIRA FOSTER-WILLIAMS A cheery troop of mostly gap-toothed first and second graders of PS 33 serenaded Santa and his elves with holiday favorites to …[read more]
By NADIRA FOSTER-WILLIAMS A cheery troop of mostly gap-toothed first and second graders of PS 33 serenaded Santa and his elves with holiday favorites to …[read more]
By LAURIE CHERENFANT Meeting in a pop-up tent in lower Manhattan on Tuesday, building developers announced the beginning of the construction of an 82-story building …[read more]
By ANNA SPIVAK & DEANNA STEWART A Latvian waitress testified on her own behalf in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday, claiming that she never intended …[read more]
By SAMANTHA GRILLO New Yorkers who hit the polls today flipped their paper ballots over after voting for their candidates and answered six ballot questions, …[read more]
By CHRIS BUTERA & ALEX ELLEFSON A cross-section of voters on Tuesday night reacted to the end of the Bloomberg regime and ascendance of a …[read more]
By NADIRA FOSTER-WILLIAMS Houses deluged in sea water; trees split in two down to their roots; street poles floating in water. Such images suffused memories …[read more]
By ELIZABETH COLUCCIO Michelle DePrizio, 19, is a film production and French double major who dreams of one day working in New York City and …[read more]
By SHAKIRA SEALEY A group of city and state officials on Tuesday criticized the Bloomberg’s administration’s plan to rezone Midtown as the rushed effort of …[read more]
By Laurie Cherenfant The auditorium at the New York Historical Society was filled with businessmen and women as State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman criticized some …[read more]
By Anna Spivak The foghorn tooted and the 3:30 p.m. ferry left Whitehall Station bound for the “forgotten borough” of Staten Island on Tuesday – …[read more]
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