Op-Ed: Devices Distract Drivers, And It’s Time For Harsher Measures
Source: poka0059/FlickrThe introduction and use of personal communication
devices that began some 20 years ago continues to evolve. As
State Politicians Get Jiggy With Redistricting Proposal
The current State Senate district lines in Southern Brooklyn, showing District
27 (former Senator Kruger's district) and District
Accused Of Trying To Run Over Cop, Sheepshead Resident Uses Video To Disprove Lies
At least one officer from the 61st Precinct may be under investigation after
surveillance video shed doubt on his arrest
Op-Ed: State Must Reform No-Fault Auto Insurance To Combat Fraud
While car insurance isn’t nearly as costly or vital as health coverage, it is,
nonetheless, compulsory in New York
Op-Ed: Kruger Exit Leaves Another Stain On NY State Politics
As the year comes to a close, so does another gloomy episode in state politics.
After months of speculation — and
Op-Ed: End Of Iraq War Closes Long, Murky Chapter In American History
Neil S. Friedman is a veteran reporter and photographer, and spent the last 15
years as a features editor at
Local Hate Crimes Underscore Surge In Anti-Semitism
Thugs vandalized the Avenue Z Jewish Center last year, destroying artifacts like
the Torah above and stealing hundreds of dollars.
Brighton Business Leader Bids To Curb Street Vendors
A Brighton Beach business leader has had it with legal and illegal vendors
competing with brick-and-mortar stores with higher overhead,
DMV Eye Exams: Now You See ’Em, Now You Don’t; Now You Do
Source: Wycokck (Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas)
After a chorus of disapproval over safety concerns, New
Model Train Club’s The Right Track For Enthusiasts
Brooklyn N-Trak, a club for modular railroad enthusiasts, hosted a two-day,
five-hour exhibition last weekend at the Marine Park Salt
