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Police officers have been visiting the toddlers and pre-school-aged children at Rainbow Chimes School.
Kate Middleton has already worked wonders for British designers and their NYC storefronts with her style choices – and now, one Midtown boutique is devoting their shop to the soon-to-be princess.
New Jersey voters were being a bit more generous, one year after they rejected most school budget proposals. According to a published report, the majority of budgets passed Wednesday in elections. A full, unofficial tally was expected Thursday.
A Sleepy Hollow volunteer firefighter has been accused of intentionally setting a fire and then joining his colleagues in putting it out.
A city council member with the backing of local veterans groups is asking the city's education board to reconsider its decision.
More than 700 puppies, kittens, dogs and cats will be looking for a happy home at the event.
The Southampton Village board voted 5-0 for the ban. Merchants have six months to start using paper or reusable bags.
One of the classiest and most elegant resorts in the world is less than three hours by air from New York. The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida, has been a destination of preference for the savvy and sophisticated traveler for over 100 years.
Trinity Church, founded by Royal Charter of England in 1967, will host a large-screen viewing of what many are calling "the wedding of the decade."
Young Abdin Hadi was injured as a toddler when a car bomb exploded, sending a live wire across his face which left him severely scarred. A group of non-profit agencies has brought him and his family to Long Island for treatment by a plastic surgery group.
One in 8 babies are born prematurely in the United States each year and the societal costs are enormous.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has called on the state inspector to audit the Long Island Power Authority's billing and delivery charges to make sure customers are not overpaying.
New Jersey voters were not generous when it came to exceeding the new two percent property tax caps in school elections. They rejected increases in 12 of 14 municipalities that had referenda.
New York City has been one of President Barack Obama's favorite places to raise campaign cash, but his anti-Wall Street policies are apparently taking their toll.
