…got to get outside of the box,” Belafonte told a screening audience of the documentary film At The River I Stand, held at the SUNY Queens Education Opportunity Center in…
…as many private jobs as the next ten largest cities combined in the nation. “Industries such as technology, tourism, film and design have significantly expanded in the last decade.” Almost…
…big reason: Our efforts to support the expansion of soundstages and production companies and to make it easier than ever to film here. All told, TV and film production supports…
…but rather save them money, because the city’s already committed to spending about $29 billion via its Capital Budget on infrastructure between 2014 through 2021. “If we’re already planning to…
…where her dues went, but as she attended meetings she started to see the power behind a united workforce. The film Norma Rae about factory workers who refused to work…
…Labor Press giving us that opportunity here. Respectfully, Alan B. Moldawer Executive Vice President and General Counsel Veolia Transportation, Inc. 720 E. Butterfield Road, Suite 300 Lombard, IL 60148 www.veoliatransdev.com…
…Entertainment Fantasy Auction for Camp Brooklyn. Last year, 400 kids from low-income families in Brooklyn got to spend two weeks at an accredited sleep-away camp, thanks to Camp Brooklyn, a…
…for an Olivier in the Best Actor category. His most recent Broadway appearance was in the acclaimed Driving Miss Daisy with Vanessa Redgrave. He made his film debut in 1964…
…part of a 1992 agreement in exchange for financial breaks for the Riverside South residential development led by Donald Trump. This Public Purpose Fund, earmarked from the beginning to benefit…
July 18, 2011 By Public Employee Press – DC 37 AFSCME The arrests keep coming, and it’s not just a few “bad apples” at CityTime. Virtually all of the $600…
