New Yorkers Buzzing Over Possibility Of Dolan Being Elected Pope
While there is no clear front-runner, among the names being mentioned as a papal contender is New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan.
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While there is no clear front-runner, among the names being mentioned as a papal contender is New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan.
Louis Peduto had been accused of removing $150,000 worth of bronze from 65 mausoleums at St. Raymond's Cemetery between Feb. 15 and Feb. 18.
Celebrity chef and restaurateur Michael Moore cooked up a healthy and delicious dish: Soft boiled egg dippers with potato hash and salt beef.
A strong Long Island economy is dependent on a immigrant workforce, according to Joe Gergela of the Long Island Farm Bureau.
The Big East tournament will have a touch of a wake to it this week. When games end, there will be plenty of reminiscing about rivalries and talk of what is to come.
The Panel for Educational Policy approved the phasing out of 22 schools in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Manhattan in a vote early Tuesday morning at a meeting at Brooklyn Tech High School.
Spring begins a week from tomorrow, which means allergy season is fast approaching.
I would think that my queasiness was more likely related to undercooked meat, but, then again, the Nets did emit a malodorous stench with their play in Philly.
26 cyclists from Connecticut will wrap up a four-day ride to Washington today as they push for tougher gun laws.
The crowd of about 20 teens and other residents gathered at Nostrand and Synder avenues, outside the 67th Precinct station. Rocks and bottles were thrown, in protest of the police-involved shooting Saturday of 16-year-old Kimani Gray.
A controversial school closure vote had emotions running high Monday evening at Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene.
On Tuesday afternoon, Cardinal Dolan and 114 other princes of the Church will enter the world-famous Sistine Chapel, which has been transformed into a papal polling place.
Parents may have reason for concern if they hear their children talking about "Molly." It isn't the name of a friend, but a common alias for a potentially dangerous drug.
New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling ruled Monday that the city may not enforce the new regulation, which would have put a 16-ounce limit on sugary drinks -- both bottled and fountain.
A high school teacher in Clifton, N.J., was recovering Monday night after allegedly being hit by a driver during a school evacuation.
