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May 25, 2012
Live: Remembering The Glorious Life Of New York Jazz Heroine Phoebe Jacobs
A Celebration of the Wonderful World Of Phoebe Jacobs Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center Thursday, May 24 The voice that filled Rose Hall first at the Thursday afternoon memorial for Phoebe Jacobs was Jacobs's own. There was her face, too, projected on a large screen in a first-tier box. It all mi ... More >>
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April 3, 2012
Grace Meng Raises $300,000 for Congressional Race; Says it Will Be a Historic Campaign
Queens Assemblywoman Grace Meng, who would be New York's first Asian-American member of Congress, has raised $300,000 in ten days. Obviously, she's thrilled. "We are definitely excited. I think this is going to be a historical campaign that people all throughout New York and the country are lookin ... More >>
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October 9, 2009
Bloomie's Batting Average Called Into Question by Thompson
By Lucy Jordan and Grace Smith City Comptroller Bill Thompson yesterday released an audit criticizing the Department of Small Business Services for its lousy record of awarding contracts to businesses owned by women and minorities. At a press conference outside City Hall, Thompson said tha ... More >>
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July 6, 2009
Our New Board of Ed: Seven Members, No Kids Now in School
It may not be around much longer, but it seems worth noting that the new seven-member city Board of Education that met last week for the first time after the mayoral control law lapsed includes not a single current public school parent as a member. The closest to having a personal vested interest ... More >>
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July 1, 2009
Board of Ed Revives But, Packed with Shills, Will Do Nothing
We gotta admit, we thought it was a bluff. We assumed that when the Albany Coup senators let mayoral control of schools lapse at midnight, no one would step forward and say, "it is the time of the Judges!" But the Board of Education rose from the dead today and is meeting at the Tweed Courthouse to ... More >>
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April 2, 2009
Next Stadium Boondoggle Lined Up
F.C. New York of the United Soccer League is coming to New York, and you know what that means -- another push for a stadium! The new team is starting its 2010 season at Hofstra ("I've been to Hofstra for soccer," says a Washington Post commenter. "Getting there by mass transit made going to Giants S ... More >>
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March 2, 2009
Now They Tell Us: Papers Say Adolfo Carrion Not Such a Great Beep
Now that Adolfo Carrion is leaving the Bronx borough presidency for the Obama Administration, local papers are telling us the bad news about him. The Daily News -- which sat on a Carrion expose last December -- tells us that "just before or after he sponsored money for projects or approved important ... More >>
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January 16, 2009
Yankees, Mets Tax-Free Bonds Approved
Remember those generously-termed bonds the city wanted to give our beloved Mets and Yankees for their stadium boondoggles, about which comptroller William Thompson and some others have been complaining? Neil deMause informs us they have been approved by the Industrial Development Agency board. On th ... More >>
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January 15, 2009
Liveblogging the State of the City, If We Can Stand It
We'll give it a shot, anyway. The Mayor is going to give this annual speech today at Brooklyn College. Let's begin: 1:21 p.m. Brooklyn borough president/buffoon Marty Markowitz tells a few jokes. He has "declared Brooklyn a Republic," but collegially tells Queens beep Helen Marshall that "whatever ... More >>
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November 3, 2008
Partial-Blogging The Term Limits Bill Signing
We'll give it a shot, anyway. The Mayor is going to give this annual speech today at Brooklyn College. Let's begin: 1:21 p.m. Brooklyn borough president/buffoon Marty Markowitz tells a few jokes. He has "declared Brooklyn a Republic," but collegially tells Queens beep Helen Marshall that "whatever ... More >>
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October 7, 2008
Protest, Bloggers Keep Heat on Willets Point Plan
We'll give it a shot, anyway. The Mayor is going to give this annual speech today at Brooklyn College. Let's begin: 1:21 p.m. Brooklyn borough president/buffoon Marty Markowitz tells a few jokes. He has "declared Brooklyn a Republic," but collegially tells Queens beep Helen Marshall that "whatever ... More >>
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July 1, 2008
A Win for the Mayor on Willets Point
We'll give it a shot, anyway. The Mayor is going to give this annual speech today at Brooklyn College. Let's begin: 1:21 p.m. Brooklyn borough president/buffoon Marty Markowitz tells a few jokes. He has "declared Brooklyn a Republic," but collegially tells Queens beep Helen Marshall that "whatever ... More >>
News
June 10, 2008
Want to Work for Mike Bloomberg? What's Your Batting Average?
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
NYC Life
October 19, 2004
Close-Up on Jamaica
Softball, campaign promises, and the miserable minority-contracting record of the Bloomberg administration
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November 12, 2002
Sundown on the Patronage Party
Liberals Sink as Working Families Rise
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August 27, 2002
Someone Else's Money
Queens Maverick Tagged in Campaign Funds Scam
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October 2, 2001
Still Counting
The Big Term-Limits Primary Offers Some Surprises
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September 4, 2001
Green for Mayor
Public Advocate Is the Best Choice
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August 21, 2001
Sharpton Chooses Ferrer
Mayoral Hopeful Will Receive Official Nod Before Labor Day
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January 9, 2001
2001: An Election Odyssey
Races All Over the City Promise a ‘Mad, Mad’ Year
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January 19, 1999
Rudy's Milky Way
An Administration 'Of, For, and By White People' Has No Time or Room for Blacks

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