“This is a logical place for people to invest homeland dollars,” said James Dyer, a Washington, D.C.-based lobbyist who is Read More
Somehow, months or even years later, Harlem, or at least Read More
The Associated Press is reporting that the opening of the World Trade Center memorial (now officially known as the National Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum) has been pushed back two years until Sept. 11, 2011.
The agreement, according to a source Read More
Remember back when 86th Street looked poised to become a new boundary line of status thanks to the Mayor’s proposed congestion pricing zone? Mr. Bloomberg said that stopping the $8 fee at 60th Street would create a parking lot just outside the zone because drivers would try to dump their cars just outside the Read More
It makes sense that a movement that has focused as much on minute details, uncovered documents, and meticulously analyzed data as the opposition to Atlantic Yards has should find its highest expression in a trivia night. But here it is: the Develop Don’t Destroy edition of Trivial Pursuit, to take place Thursday, Jan. 17, Read More
“The subject of the conversation moved to my swap idea, and Read More
The park idea came about during negotiations with Borough President Scott Stringer, Read More
It would be the first time in more than three years. At that time, Mr. Sprayregen made it clear he did not want to Read More
Once there was the West Side Stadium. Now there are the West Side rail yards.
Once there was Atlantic Yards. Now there is Moynihan Station.
For just about each of Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff’s early development projects, there is now another similar Read More
Theodore W. Kheel, the labor arbitrator extraordinaire who negotiated on behalf of Mayors O’Dwyer, Wagner and Lindsay, is spending close to $200,000 on a study to show how to make New York’s subway and bus systems free. It is expected to come out in early January, just as the state’s commission on congestion mitigation Read More
“I am a huge believer Read More
Based on the information that my staff and I have received and reviewed over the past few weeks, I am now satisfied that the MTA budget is a responsible plan that includes important cost reductions. Read More
Says the announcement:
Mr. Holmes served Read More
A rule published in the City Record Monday ends a moratorium imposed two years ago by the Buildings Department that Read More
