…Commissioner Nirav Shah, the Medicaid Redesign Team, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, and Senate Health Committee chair Kemp Hannon all worked to shape these reforms. More information on the budget can…
…fault line that runs by Indian Point, but a second fault line he discovered nearby. “It is an alignment of earthquakes from Peekskill to the Southeast into the Long Island…
…Authorities, and Commissions, which has oversight on the MTA, and State Senator Marty Golden, who along with Brennan has sponsored a transit “lock box” bill in the legislature. A dozen…
…when it is equitable all around, but when the selfish desires of some people preclude the conditions evident, then people rebel and conflict ensues. We’ve seen the Internet commercials where…
…restated the Church’s long standing teaching regarding the crucial importance of private property rights, but recognized, in one of the best known passages of the encyclical, that the free operation…
…shown new life. The land bordered by East 148th Street and Third Avenue, part of which was affectionately referred to by locals as “Garbagia,” has seen a 21% gain to…
March 30, 2011 By Stephanie West Schools Chancellor Cathie Black today launched the 2011 Community and Citywide Education Council Elections. Applications are posted online for parents interested in serving on…
…accident and all body parts injured. STATEMENTS: Injured, in shock and fearful of losing a good job workers are easily intimidated. Too often, employers try to bully the accident victim…
…several days. Larry Hales of the CUNY Mobilization Network, who co-chaired the rally, said marching to Wall Street “highlights the source of the problem. The banks and Wall Street investors…
…families. 16 Centers are scheduled for closing without an impact study to assess the short and long term damage to parents, children and the surrounding community. It‟s not proper procedure…
