- Hazards are many for city's Strongest
- New Yorkers set all-time daily winter record for electricity and natural gas usage How to turn scraps and junk into cash Sanitation worker Frankie Justich struck and killed by milk truck while on duty in Queens Hundreds mourn sanitation…
- New York Daily News
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- 3 hours ago
- Preview calendar: Theater and auditions for Feb. 11-17
- Press releases for arts and entertainment events and programs should be typed, double-spaced, with basic information about the event, performance dates and times, location, ticket prices and a public telephone number. Send notices two to…
- North County Times
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- 3 hours ago
- Doug McIntyre's Red Eye Radio
- Doug was born and raised on Long Island, and grew up in Huntington, Great Neck, Little Neck, Queens and Manhattan. He started his career as a New York advertising copywriter, including the original Krazy Glue commercials and countless…
- KABC
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- 5 hours ago
KABC- New York Real Estate Report Week of Feb. 2 to 8
- Brooklyn and Queens saw an increase in home buying activity at the end of last year, along with a decrease in prices, as reported last month by real estate magazine The Real Deal. According to Prudential Douglass Elliman data, activity…
- The Epoch Times
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- 5 hours ago
- Kitchen confidential! Customers say Slope contractor is a…
- At least eight irate customers think Brian Ackerman, owner of Brooklyn Kitchens and Baths in Park Slope, is a rip-off artist — a Bernie Madoff of home repair who runs a Ponzi scheme that dupes clients into paying up front and in cash for…
- New York Post
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- 6 hours ago
- PSAL boys basketball borough playoff preview
- Prediction: No. 1 Wadleigh over No. 2 West 50th Street Campus The Tigers have the talent to get to the Garden, so Manhattan should be a breeze. Remember the word "should," though, because Mike Crump’s kids rarely make things easy on him.
- New York Post
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- 9 hours ago
- The Education of John Jay
- First chief justice and Federalist Papers coauthor John Jay’s greatest legacy was setting the future course of American foreign policy. F ew could fathom why 55-year-old John Jay turned down President Adams’s nomination to rejoin the…
- City Journal
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- 11 hours ago
- 'The Information Officer' by Mark Mills
- Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, they meet in Mario's, a London trattoria, on a warm evening in 1951. "You don't seem very pleased to see me," observes one, tilting his cocktail. "The last time I saw you, you tried…
- Los Angeles Times
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- 11 hours ago
- On This Day in History: February 9
- Carole King was born in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn on February 9, 1942, the daughter of an insurance broker and a public school teacher. At the age of four, Carole began playing piano. She attended local public schools and graduated…
- Brooklyn Daily Eagle
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- 13 hours ago
- Just say no to roses and teddy bears
- Forget champagne, nothing says, “I love you” like a PBR. Photo: Allison Duck Boxes of chocolate and roses are such passé Valentine’s gifts. Anyone can run to the drug store and grab an impersonal candy assortment or a silly teddy bear ...
- Las Vegas Weekly
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- 15 hours ago
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