Coney Island In The 1970s, History And Pictures
Source: The Wall BreakersConey Island is currently on the upswing, albeit in a contained corporate sort
of way [/coney-island-attracting-fancy-new-businesses-and-chains/], but
Cuomo Signs Cymbrowitz Bill That Provides Support For Veterans With Substance Abuse Problems
“Reflections” by Lee TeterGovernor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill this week
sponsored by Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz that would provide substance
Recchia Slams Grimm For Siding With Tea Party Over Government Shutdown
Congressman Michael Grimm and Councilman Domenic RecchiaCouncilman Domenic
Recchia slammed Representative Michael Grimm for siding with Tea Party House
members
Protesters Gather Outside Weinstein’s Office To Fight For Adoptee Rights
Protesters surrounded the office of Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein (3520
Nostrand Avenue), claiming she is an opponent of the rights of
Cops To Be Armed With Anti-Overdose Pills In New Pilot Program
Source: Redfishingboat (Mick-O) via FlickrThe scourge of prescription painkiller
abuse across the country continues to rise, and the mayor’s
Cops To Be Armed With Anti-Overdose Pills In New Pilot Program
Source: Redfishingboat (Mick-O) via FlickrThe scourge of prescription painkiller
abuse across the country continues to rise, and the mayor’s
Community Board 11 Wants To Crackdown On Curb Cutting
Source: jetheriot via FlickrCommunity Board 11 Chairman Bill Guarinello is
looking penalize people who cut curbs to create makeshift driveways
Build It Back Registration Extended To October 31
Build It BackThe City is extending the registration date for its Build it Back
initiative to make sure that all
Gerritsen Beach Library Reopens Nearly One Year After Sandy
Photo courtesy of Emma WoodsIt took nearly a year and more than a million
dollars, but the Gerritsen Beach Library
Thanks To Well-Crafted Language, Casino Ballot Measure Has Majority Support
Source: Rob Bourdon via FlickrA majority of New Yorkers indicated that they
would support the upcoming ballot measure that would
