Close Stay up-to-date with
Observer.com Newsletters
Sign up for Observer Newsletters!
RSS Feed
The New York Observer

Reynolds Retiring, Coney Plan Shifting

View Story On One Page View Story On One Page Print This Story Print This Story Share This Story Share This Story
March 20, 2008 | 3:00 p.m

Tom Reynolds officially announced his retirement, saying that he wanted to spend more time with his family. [Albany Project]

State Senator Jeff Klein and Assemblyman Rory Lancman called on the state to enact a proposal that would notify people by email when a sex offender moved into their neighborhood. [Politics on the Hudson]

Michael Bloomberg praised comptroller candidate Adolfo Carrion. [Liz]

Fred P. Hochberg, the dean of the New School University’s Robert J. Milano Graduate School of Management and Urban Policy, is reportedly a candidate to replace Patrick Foye. [Capitol Confidential]

Bloomberg’s plan for Coney Island may have to bend to local politics. [The Real Estate]

Barack Obama surrogates John Kerry and Claire McCaskill say that race matters to his candidacy. [Ben]

A West Virginia poll shows Hillary Clinton leading Obama 55-27. [Pollster

Post a Comment The Discussion
Post a Comment
Not a registered user? Register here.
Don't have an Observer.com account? You can use your Facebook account instead.