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April 18, 2012
Foreclosure Blockade Activists' "Week of Action" is Indeed Action-Packed
We are in the midst of a "week of action", a term dubbed by a collective of housing activists--you know, those singing protestors we've written about for the past few months--and homeowners facing foreclosure, and it has been action-packed indeed. On Monday, about 40 people from diverse backgrounds ... More >>
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March 29, 2012
Arrested Singing Protestor Speaks
On Monday, 24 singing protestors were arrested for interrupting a foreclosure sale inside Bronx Supreme Court. While 23 of them were released after a few hours, a 56-year-old unemployed woman named Madeline Nelson was held for over 24 hours...and she has no idea why.
Blogs
March 27, 2012
The People's Bailout Hits Bronx--24 Singing Protestors Arrested
If last Friday's People's Bailout turned out to be anti-climatic, the singing protestors--made up of activists from groups such as Occupied Wall Street, Organizing For Occupation, Judson Memorial Church, Union Theological Seminary, and Occupied Faith--got their fair share of action yesterday at the ... More >>
Blogs
June 1, 2011
This Week in the Voice: The Innocence Project's Secret
This week in the Voice, Graham Rayman takes a second look at the case of Alan Newton. Newton was exonerated with the help of the Innocence Project in 2006 for the 1984 rape and slashing of a woman in the Bronx, and has since become an example of the organization's success. But what has gone ... More >>
News
June 1, 2011
The Innocence Project's Poster Child with a Past
They hailed Alan Newton's exoneration—without mentioning his other case of attempted rape
Blogs
March 24, 2011
Twana Rose, Who Ripped Off Fellow Tenants, Sentenced to Prison
Twana Rose, a former secretary of a Bronx tenants' association who was named to the Voice's Ten Worst Tenants list earlier this month, was sentenced today in Bronx Supreme Court to between 1.5 and three years in prison. Rose, along with her mother, Arlether Middleton, who served as the tenants' ... More >>
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March 14, 2011
One of Our 'Ten Worst Tenants' Is Sentenced
Last week, one of the tenants named on our 'Ten Worst Tenants' -- our cover story from last week -- was sentenced to five years' probation at the Bronx Supreme Court. Arlether Middleton, a day-care provider who abused her role as tenants' association president to steal thousands of dollars fr ... More >>
Blogs
October 29, 2010
Almost Half of Judge Candidates Unqualified to Run, Says NY Bar
Nearly half the candidates running for city judgeships in this year's general election on November 2 are unqualified to run, the New York City Bar Association said yesterday. Of the 34 candidates running in the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, 15 are unqualified by the Bar's reckoning ... More >>
Blogs
October 18, 2010
Pelham Parkway Trees Win a Restraining Order Against the City
courtesy David VarenneBy Valerie Vande Panne Previously, we wrote about the city's plan to redo the Bronx's Pelham Parkway, including adding guardrails that would require killing at least 80 of the century-old trees lining the road. Last week, the trees -- represented by the Pelham Parkway P ... More >>
Blogs
September 29, 2010
Court Orders 'Worst Landlord' To Cough Up $2.5 Million for Repairs
Ten foreclosed Bronx buildings formerly owned by "Ten Worst Landlords" firm Milbank Real Estate scored a rare victory in court today. A Bronx Supreme Court judge has ruled that a financial services company responsible for the buildings cough up $2.5 million dollars for emergency repairs. The ... More >>
Blogs
April 23, 2010
Remy Ma's Victim Presses On With Suit Against Label
Rapper Remy Ma's shooting victim is borrowing legal strategies from suits against pedophile priests to press her multimillion-dollar claim against the femcee's label, Universal Music Group. It's the label's fault, so the argument goes. Remy Ma is currently serving an eight-year jail sentence at Rik ... More >>
Blogs
April 21, 2010
Tenants in 'Worst Landlords' Bronx Buildings Take Wall Street — Not Their Landlord — to Court
On the heels of the Voice's "10 Worst Landlords" series, tenants in 10 foreclosed buildings in the Bronx run into the ground by dishonoree Milbank Real Estate are going to court with a new strategy that directly targets Wall Street. Backed up by local pols, they're asking a judge today to force mor ... More >>
Blogs
April 12, 2010
Tenant Activists Slap Landlord, Win Big Bucks
Frank Palazzolo, a member of the Voice's "Ten Worst Landlords" list, has lost a long-running court battle with tenant activists. Back in 2003, Palazzolo took activists to court for organizing tenant meetings in his buildings, some of which are the most poorly maintained in the Bronx. The Northwest ... More >>
Blogs
November 7, 2009
Private paperwork found in Yankee parade confetti
The half ton of recycled confetti provided to buildings lining the Canyon of Heroes in downtown Manhattan for the Yankees' victory parade yesterday turned out not to be enough for some people to show their enthusiasm. Medical records, financial statements, pay stubs, law firm invoices and cou ... More >>
Blogs
July 28, 2009
Kaboom! Bloomberg Brags on Fireworks Arrests -- But Exploded Evidence May Blow a Big Case
Two days before Independence Day weekend, Mayor Mike Bloomberg commemorated the July Fourth holiday by proudly annoucing a law enforcement success: so far this year, the city had confiscated 1,000 cases of illegal fireworks, and arrested 55 people who had possessed or trafficked them. In making ... More >>
Columns
December 3, 2008
Giuliani's Rudy-in-Nylons Skit Starred Some Witless Crooks
Two days before Independence Day weekend, Mayor Mike Bloomberg commemorated the July Fourth holiday by proudly annoucing a law enforcement success: so far this year, the city had confiscated 1,000 cases of illegal fireworks, and arrested 55 people who had possessed or trafficked them. In making ... More >>
Blogs
August 8, 2008
Daily Flog: Hamdan and yeggs, bodegas, gay couplings, Putin's march through Georgia, food on fine China
Two days before Independence Day weekend, Mayor Mike Bloomberg commemorated the July Fourth holiday by proudly annoucing a law enforcement success: so far this year, the city had confiscated 1,000 cases of illegal fireworks, and arrested 55 people who had possessed or trafficked them. In making ... More >>
Blogs
May 23, 2008
La Di Da Di: Governor Paterson Pardons Slick Rick!
Two days before Independence Day weekend, Mayor Mike Bloomberg commemorated the July Fourth holiday by proudly annoucing a law enforcement success: so far this year, the city had confiscated 1,000 cases of illegal fireworks, and arrested 55 people who had possessed or trafficked them. In making ... More >>
News
December 18, 2007
Jerky Cop
The abusive prank caller to Port Authority cops? One of their colleagues.
News
June 19, 2007
Gangbanger as 'Terrorist'
A 9/11 anti-terror law turns out to be handy against small-time hoods
News
January 16, 2007
Sins of the Father
Rev. Louis Gigante, kin to the Genovese crime family, slips from hero to slumlord
NYC Life
June 27, 2006
Jacob Selechnik
'Sometimes they don't open the windows and let the walls breathe'
News
April 25, 2006
The Bronx Bomber
While rooting the Yankees to a new home, Democratic political fixer Stanley Schlein failed his other clients
News
October 5, 2004
Bleeding Hearts
How Guy's guys (and gals) plead his case
News
May 18, 2004
Hear No Evil
GOP judge tried to shut down the Velella probe. Quid pro quo not always wrong, he said.
News
February 29, 2000
Blaming the Bronx D. A.
Al Sharpton Privately Accused Robert Johnson of... "Throwing the Diallo Case"
News
October 27, 1998
Loose Cannon
Bullet-riddled record of Bronx cop facing trial for murder of Irish immigrant

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