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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]
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]
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]
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]
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]
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]
By KRYSTAL DANIEL Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Republican opponent Wendy Long clashed last Wednesday at their only public debate before the Nov. 6 election, …[read more]
By KIRAN SURY Ignore the garbage bin stationed ignobly to the left and enter the Metropolitan Republican Club on the Upper East Side. …[read more]
By Ryan Sit The US Secretary of Education paid a visit to Pathways in Technology Early College High School in Brooklyn Tuesday, where he lauded …[read more]
By MELANIE GOLDBERG Clint Eastwood may not be the only one to debate with an empty chair. Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz, whose district runs from Manhattan …[read more]
By CONOR FEBOS & CADITA ROUSSEAU When a Brooklyn woman leaped out of her seat to snap a picture of the Whitehall Street subway station …[read more]
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