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December 8, 2011
Eve Biddle, Co-Director of the Wassaic Project, On Its Past, Its Future, and Its Fundraiser Tonight
It's the holidays and time for nightly benefit parties. This month, we'll be circling back to non-profits and art groups we've talked to through out 2011 as they gear up for their annual shindigs. Today we're talking to Eve Biddle, the Co-Director of the Wassaic Project, which is having a silent au ... More >>
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June 20, 2011
Greg Ball's All Atwitter at Gay-Marriage Bill: Upstate Senator Takes His Own Online Poll.
Here's what happened over the weekend with the gay-marriage bill, which the Assembly has already approved: Publicly, the bill has the support of 31 of the 32 senators it needs for passage. Though he was considered "leaning no," GOP senator Greg Ball (who represents all of Putnam County, northern ... More >>
Art
April 13, 2011
Long May You Shoot--'After the Gold Rush' at the Met
A show of contemporary photos takes on our age's 'gilded toxicity'
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March 18, 2011
Tina Adovasio Found Murdered; Hubby a Suspect; Her Family Already Thought He Was a 'Lowlife' and 'Animal'
Adovasio: Scared, brutalized, murdered.The search for Tina Adovasio, the 40-year-old mother of four in Throgs Neck, turned out to be brutal and short, and her life sadder and more secret-filled than previously thought. Her body was found Wednesday night in Yorktown, beaten and asphyxiated, and he ... More >>
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November 3, 2010
Nailing the Mob's Builders
A contractor tells a billion-dollar industry's dirty secrets
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October 7, 2010
Harney & Sons to Open a Tea House in Soho
patrick_george/flickrGive me a tea.Harney & Sons Fine Teas, whose more than 250 different types of tea, including iced versions, can be found in gourmet shops and fine dining establishments the world over, is opening its first tea house in New York City by late fall or early winter.
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September 3, 2010
Our 10 Best Food-Centric Day Trips
Photo courtesy The Old FieldOld Field Vineyard is worth visiting for the grounds alone In honor of the upcoming Labor Day weekend, we devote our top 10 list this week to food-centric day trips. Our list contains a lot of good eating, most accessible by train or bus, all within range for low- ... More >>
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June 10, 2010
Allen Ginsberg Explains Timothy Leary
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 12, 1968, Vol. XIV, No. 9 Remarks on Leary's Politics of Ecstasy by Allen Ginsberg By the late '40s of this memory Century the people I knew best and loved the most had already broken through the crust of old Reason & were dow ... More >>
Art
March 2, 2010
Welcome to the Mixed-Up, Dialed-Down 2010 Whitney Biennial
Bye-bye bling! The new realists win out this year
Blogs
April 17, 2009
Down 178 Votes, Tedisco Asks to Be Declared Winner
In a ballsy move, despite being down by 178 votes at last count, Republican Jim Tedisco has petitioned Duchess County Supreme court to declare him the winner of the NY-20 Congressional post-election. The logic escapes us, but the Hudson Register-Star says Tedisco also wants all the votes, machine or ... More >>
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March 31, 2009
NY-20: Republican Lawyer Will File to Impound Ballots in Dutchess County
Well, that was quick. Dutchess County Election Commission Fran Knapp tells us that John Ciampoli, a Republican lawyer, has informed her that he plans to file in Supreme Court to impound ballots from that county in today's special election. She says her understanding is that he wants the paper ballot ... More >>
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March 25, 2009
Sundwall Off NY-20 Ballot; Tedisco, Murphy Press On
Libertarian candidate in the NY-20 special election Eric Sundwall has been knocked off the ballot by the state board of elections. Most of his signatures were invalidated in petition challenges by three parties, including the chairwoman of the Dutchess County Conservative Party. The remaining candid ... More >>
News
February 11, 2009
Paterson Duped Again: Shelly Silver Gets Childhood Pal Jonathan Lippman State's Top Courts Job
Libertarian candidate in the NY-20 special election Eric Sundwall has been knocked off the ballot by the state board of elections. Most of his signatures were invalidated in petition challenges by three parties, including the chairwoman of the Dutchess County Conservative Party. The remaining candid ... More >>
Blogs
February 10, 2009
Wayne Barrett: How Shelly Silver Made His Pal Chief Judge
This week's Village Voice doesn't hit streets until tomorrow morning, but for our Runnin' Scared readers, we're offering tomorrow's cover story a day early. This one should rock Albany: our Wayne Barrett details state assembly speaker Sheldon Silver's step-by-step scheme to boost his old LES pal Jon ... More >>
News
February 13, 2007
Can't Anyone Here Learn to Drive?
In Hevesi's wake, new charges of free car rides for a government spouse at the taxpayer's expense—this time, the wife of former comptroller Carl McCall
NYC Life
May 16, 2006
Fresh Direct
Seasonal fare abounds at farmers' markets around the city
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January 24, 2006
I'm My Favorite Game
Proof that no matter how hard we pretend to be, we're all fragile
News
June 28, 2005
The Juror and the Convict
Lynne Harriton was the jury foreman at Andre Smith's trial in the Carnegie Deli murder case. Now she's his closest friend.
Columns
April 26, 2005
Out of Here
Three getaways for New Yorkers in need of a little R&R
News
January 18, 2005
The Last Executioner
Dow B. Hover was paid by the state to run its electric chair in the 1950s and '60s. The job may have cost him more than he earned.
News
November 30, 2004
Medical Marijuana Keeps on Rolling
Pot for patients may run into trouble with the Supreme Court, but the issue is gaining here at home
Columns
July 20, 2004
NY Mirror
Pot for patients may run into trouble with the Supreme Court, but the issue is gaining here at home
News
June 29, 2004
Challenge to a Quiet Boss
Flying squads, charges of dirty tricks by incumbent plague a teamster local election
News
December 16, 2003
Suicide in the Box
For the Mentally Ill, Solitary Confinement Can Be a Death Sentence. The Stories of Two Men Who Never Made It Out.
NYC Life
October 28, 2003
Violet Apples
For the Mentally Ill, Solitary Confinement Can Be a Death Sentence. The Stories of Two Men Who Never Made It Out.
News
February 5, 2002
Timothy Leary's Wife Drops Out
Rosemary Woodruff Leary, Psychedelic Pioneer, Dies at 66
News
April 3, 2001
High on the Hog
The McCalls’ Splendiferous Government-Appointed Penthouse
News
January 30, 2001
The Trouble With Harry
Pataki’s Wannabe Cop Gets Nailed
News
December 19, 2000
Life on the Outside
After 16 Years in Prison Elaine Bartlett Came Home to a City and a Family She Barely Knew. Freedom Wasn’t at All What She’d Imagined
Long Island Voice
October 26, 1999
Resident evil
After 16 Years in Prison Elaine Bartlett Came Home to a City and a Family She Barely Knew. Freedom Wasn’t at All What She’d Imagined
News
August 10, 1999
The Conversation
Tina Brown Gets a Buzz Cut
News
May 25, 1999
The Making of a Guilty Plea
Volpe Family Adviser Played Key Role
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March 16, 1999
Bowery Bummer
Downtown Plan Will Make and Break History
NYC Life
December 29, 1998
Song of My Elf
One-Bedroom Apartment in Six-Story Tenement
News
October 6, 1998
Spycam City
The Surveillance Society: Part One
News
August 25, 1998
Rage Against Muhammad
An investigation by the joint terrorist task force adds to the Million Youth March leader's woes
News
July 28, 1998
Should Al Sharpton Apologize?
The racial politics of reconciliation in New York

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