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Community Leaders Decry Fire Station Cuts
by Anna Boiko
December 05, 2008
Community leaders want the Fire Department to spare their neighborhood fire stations from service cuts. One of them is on City Island in the Bronx. Kenneth Kearns, District Manager of Community Boa....
FDNY Night Shift Pt. 2
by Anna Boiko
December 04, 2008
Four firehouses in the Bronx, Staten Island, Brooklyn, and Lower Manhattan will be shuttered overnight, starting January 17th, to help the city close a $1.2 billion budget gap. The FDNY says the sit....
FDNY Night Shift
by Anna Boiko
December 04, 2008
Starting in mid-January, the Fire Department is closing four firehouses overnight. The budget-cutting move will affect Engine 4 in Lower Manhattan, Engine 161 on Staten Island, Engine 271 in Brookly....
Study Confirms 4-5-6 Subway Lines Overcrowded
by Anna Boiko
November 19, 2008
As the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's board prepares to unveil what are likely to be steep fare hikes and deep service cuts at its meeting tomorrow, a new report finds many subway riders fin....
And the Shleppie Goes To....
by Anna Boiko
November 13, 2008
The slowest bus in the city is the M96 according to a yearly study by the Straphangers Campaign. Gene Russianoff helped time the buses. He says the study found it's faster to jog than take the M96.....
Retailers Try Creative Strategies
by Anna Boiko
October 17, 2008
As Americans cut back on spending, retailers have to compete more intensely for fewer dollars. In Greenwich Village, clothing boutique Hoos is trying to rebrand itself by redecorating its storefront....
New York City High Schoolers Vs. The US Military
by Anna Boiko
October 15, 2008
The military will now get student contact information directly from the Department of Education, instead of going through each high school individually. Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer sa....
Mayoral Hopeful Expresses Distaste Over Repealing Term Limits Law
by Anna Boiko
October 08, 2008
Congressman Anthony Weiner says the move to extend term limits is vulnerable to a court challenge. Joining him was Richard Emery, an expert on charter law. Emery says that even though it's legal fo....
Subway Cars Covered in Advertising... Literally
by Anna Boiko
October 02, 2008
One shuttle on the 42nd street line has been covered from top to bottom in ads for a show on the History Channel. Ads will also start appearing on turnstiles, stairs and inside train tunnels. MTA Ch....
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