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 Fashion Week Tents at Bryant Park It has been rumored that organizers of New York fashion week are going to announce that next year, Fashion Week will be moving from Bryant Park (where Fashion Week has been held for the last 15 years) to Lincoln Center. Apparently, park management has been complaining for years about the … 
De Blasio and Liu Winners of their respective elections were sworn into office earlier this week as the office holders brought a little bit of reform and a lot of the same old, same old. Mayor Mike Bloomberg celebrated his third mayoral inauguration, the first mayor to do so since Ed Koch …  NYC's Army Say what you will about New York City turning into a police state (and I’ve said plenty) but it does work. According to the New York Times, New York City is on pace to have its lowest murder rate on record. The Times reports that by December 27, the city had 461 murders, 35 … Here are a few stories that you might have missed this week: -New York City’s outer boroughs will be getting a new area code with the amount of numbers expected to run out by 2012. People who are currently in the 718 or 347 area codes will keep their current codes. -Several education groups have sued Governor …  NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg New York is a relatively green place and most New Yorker’s carbon footprints are tiny. However, our Mayor, Michael Bloomberg, who has received a ton of praise for his environmental agenda, might be the worst individual polluter to hold public office, according to the New York Times. Times columnist Jim Dwyer attacks …  Mayor Bloomberg… Despite the fact that the New York City Council passed a bill that would allow a mere five minute grace period for people whose parking meter time has expired, the mayor has rebuffed an almost unanimous vote by representatives by vetoing the bill. The bill would have given drivers a five minute grace period …  Mayor Michael Bloomberg at an enironmental themed event Recently, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been pushing building owners (whose building are at least 50,000 square feet) to undergo audits to determine where they could cut greenhouse emissions, and pay for the renovations to make those improvements. However, after receiving intense opposition from building owners, the Mayor …  City Councilman Charles Barron Today was a special day for CUNY, when Mayor Michael Bloomberg and other officials came to the Borough of Manhattan Community College to celebrate the rebuilding of their Fiterman Hall, which was badly damaged on September 11, 2001. However, during the first part, City Councilman Charles Barron and CUNY Trustee Jeffery Wiesenfeld … |
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