Internet Fuels Drop In Recycling On Long Island
In the last ten years, the recycling rate has has gone from 29 percent to 24 percent on Long Island.
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In the last ten years, the recycling rate has has gone from 29 percent to 24 percent on Long Island.
The new headquarters will be located a block from Penn Station and will bring with it 1,000 jobs.
Anybody can make a paper airplane at their kitchen table but imagine building a real plane inside your home. One New Jersey man did just that.
Previously, the chomp-ionship was mixed gender, though the vast majority of "gurgitators" were male.
When college students in New York City learn about conditions at their dining halls, they might lose their lunch.
Saying consumers can't keep paying what they have been paying at the pump, Rep. Eliot Engel was pushing a bill that would establish an open fuel standard.
New Jersey wants to know if its medical marijuana program violates federal law.
From Easter egg hunts to appearances by Peter Rabbit, your guide to family-friendly Easter celebration events in New York City this holiday weekend.
Behind it is Michael Holthouse, who thought it was the perfect way to introduce kids to the idea of owning their own business.
We've got a feeling that New York City teenagers won't mind going to this summer school.
Police said a woman was found stabbed to death in a bathtub of her boyfriend's Brooklyn apartment and charged 36-year-old Brian Sohtz with murder.
Because of construction, the ceremony has had to be moved from the school's stadium that can hold up to 5,000 to CW Post College, which only holds about 2,000.
What is said to be America's first national monument is getting a much-needed facelift.
New Jersey spent more than $800,000 in legal fees fighting the federal government's $271 million bill for the scrapped Hudson River rail tunnel project. Invoices show the Patton Boggs law firm billed the state $469,715 for work in January alone.
