Political Signs Reported Stolen On Long Island As Election Day Approaches
You could say 'Tis the season for stealing politicial signs' on Long Island.
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You could say 'Tis the season for stealing politicial signs' on Long Island.
Hofstra announced this week that the university has been chosen to host a town-hall style debate on October 16, 2012.
The Public Employees Federation's 56,000 members already rejected one contract proposal. Cuomo had vowed 3,500 layoffs would follow but held back and returned to the bargaining table.
The Atlantic City Council must get approval from the state Community Affairs Department's Local Finance Board in order to borrow the money.
Christie held a 20-minute conference call with candidates and party activists, urging them to work hard for state, county and local candidates in the final days of the campaign.
Bloomberg said nobody has been a stronger defender of the protesters' First Amendment rights than he's been but he stresses he's concerned about the rights of the people who live and work in lower Manhattan.
Angela Genova, a lawyer for both campaigns, confirmed the settlement, which showed up in recently filed campaign finance documents for the New Jersey Democrats.
While Mayor Michael Bloomberg came to the defense of banks, former mayor, Ed Koch, angrily called for criminal prosecutions of corporate executives.
Speaker Sheldon Silver said he's not willing to accept that Gov. Andrew Cuomo won't change his mind.
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Monday that it had chosen Hofstra University for the site of its October 16, 2012 Presidential Debate, which will be in the "town meeting" format.
Demonstrators were left drenched with rain and then snow as the storm moved through the region.
Protesters camping out in Zuccotti Park are dealing with a host of issues this weekend, from colder than normal temperatures and a rare October snowfall to a lack of power after the FDNY took away their generators on Friday.
Applicants must be 29-years-old or younger. They must take a written exam first, followed by a physical. They must have at least a high school diploma.
Grapel, a 27-year-old law student accused of spying in Egypt, had a dramatic reunion with his family in Israel after another prisoner swap.
Mayor Jeffrey Jones refused to testify on Oct. 12 after the council wouldn't delay its hearing to give him more time respond to a request for payroll record, calling the proceeding "a kangaroo court."
