Restaurateur Elaine Kaufman's Memorabilia Going Up For Auction
Some 250 lots of artwork, books, furniture, memorabilia and more that restaurateur Elaine Kaufman acquired over a lifetime will be auctioned off Tuesday at Doyle Auction House.
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Some 250 lots of artwork, books, furniture, memorabilia and more that restaurateur Elaine Kaufman acquired over a lifetime will be auctioned off Tuesday at Doyle Auction House.
Commuters are paying as much as 50 percent more to cross bridges and tunnels as the Port Authority's controversial toll and fare hikes took effect.
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"You see us here today in New York funding so much of the local community. We have over 140 of these events throughout the world today and we are working in over 50 countries," said founder Nancy Brinker.
The Port Authority's controversial toll and fare hikes took effect and now commuters are paying as much as 50 percent more to cross bridges and tunnels.
In his first interview since his sexual assault charges in New York were dropped, Dominique Strauss-Kahn appeared on French television to tell his side.
The MTA is reporting a switch problem near the Queens Plaza station will impact service on the two train lines for the morning rush.
New Yorkers will have to deal with blocked streets and security sweeps as they try to get around the area near the U.N.
Perry will meet with Hispanic leaders in Inwood, including 100 business leaders from the Inwood and Washington Heights sections.
The feature, called iCircular, will start appearing Monday in the mobile phone applications of the participating newspapers.
Following Sunday morning's toll and fare hike for bridges and tunnels crossing the Hudson River, politicians on the New Jersey side are furious.
Borders, an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based chain that pioneered the big-box bookselling concept and grew to 1,249 stores at its peak in 2003, will cease to exist by the end of the day on Sunday. It's a victim of a shift in the industry brought on by customers who'd much rather read their favorite titles on an electronic book or tablet computer than turn the page on a paperback.
While David Laffer and wife Melinda Brady pleaded guilty for the horrific execution-style murders earlier this month, Daniel Tessetta is still mourning for his sister Jamie.
A new proposal would set the first maximum standard for arsenic in apple juice as the Food and Drug Administration continues to test for the substance.
New York taxi advertisers are protesting the city's decision to allow drivers who own their cabs to veto racy taxi-top ads.
