Christmas Window Displays Light Up Across Manhattan To Kick Off Holiday Season
Slowly but surely, the Christmas customs which make New York City a holiday destination are returning to ring in the 2011 season.
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Slowly but surely, the Christmas customs which make New York City a holiday destination are returning to ring in the 2011 season.
Breakwater Alternative Treatment Center wants to grow pot for patients on a preserved farm in Upper Freehold.
As the Port Authority looks to get its fiscal house back in order, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had a few things to say about the agency's old leadership.
Each year, a half million babies in the U.S. are born premature.
Starbucks is kicking off the holiday season with more than just red cups - they're giving away free java. That's right: Free Starbucks coffee.
If and when a new Tappan Zee Bridge is built, Greenburgh town supervisor Paul Feiner would like to see the old bridge saved.
The Department of Housing Preservation and Development says beagles Mickey and Nemo started work this week. Their mission: to sniff out bedbugs.
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They thought it was great timing, because they were in the midst of being very angry, stomping around and grumbling and huffing and puffing about Capitol Hill, because mean old man Obama was trying to make school lunches healthier.
Christie plans to take the Democratic-controlled Legislature to task during a keynote address in Atlantic City for not reconsidering two bills he conditionally vetoed.
The allegations that he impregnated a 20-year-old woman at a concert last fall aren't slowing down Justin Bieber.
A 109-year tradition, Volunteers of America's Sidewalk Santas can be found stationed beside their signature chimneys throughout Manhattan every Friday in December. But not without some schooling first.
It's not over yet. In fact, it may be just beginning. New York City leaders are warning that thousands of protesters could converge on Manhattan on Thursday. The NYPD is now getting ready for the next stage of "Occupy Wall Street" protests.
The latest act of vandalism comes in the wake of last week's bias incidents on Ocean Parkway.
