BRONXVILLE, NY — September 24, 2019 — Thanks to the picture perfect weather and the quantity and quality of merchandise, the Chamber of Commerce sponsored Fall Sidewalk Sale was a huge success this past weekend. Again our merchants stepped up and made the village colorful, crowded and vibrant. The Sidewalk Sale is also the traditional kick off to the fall …
By Mayor MARY MARVIN, Esq.
Read The Westchester Guardian – September 6, 2012 Edition
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Henry J. Stern’s New York Civic Launches Candidate College Web Series
Henry J. Stern is pictured. NEW YORK, NY — Morgan Pehme, executive director of New York Civic is pleased to announce that the first five episodes of our new, free informational Web series "Candidate College" are now online on their YouTube channel. Produced in partnership with Common Cause NY, the Women's City Club of New York, Touro College, and New Roosevelt, …
Al-Qaeda Sympathizer Arrested; Thwarted from Carrying Out Bomb Plot
New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg divulged in an early evening press conference that the New York Police Department (NYPD) had thwarted a plot to blow up U.S. Post Offices, NYPD Police Stations, and other target with crude pipe bombs.
Ed Koch Statement of November 18, 2011 Regarding Occupy Wall Street By ED KOCH
My impression from reading the newspapers today reporting on the efforts of Occupy Wall Street, as well as seeing a number of television newscasts last night depicting the activities of those protesters involved in seeking to shut down Wall Street, the adjacent subways and the Brooklyn Bridge, I’ve concluded the NYPD acted superbly and made the people of the City …
New York Civic: Pension Reform Agreed Upon, But Will the Promises Be Kept? By HENRY J. STERN
The city's antiquated pension system has long been in need of streamlining and updating. The agreement reached yesterday (October 27, 2011) by Mayor Bloomberg, Comptroller Liu and leading labor unions provides hope that 2012 will be a year of pension reform, but such hopes have previously arisen and been dashed on the rocks of political reality. New York City employees …
Water, Water Everywhere By HENRY J. STERN
Irene Drenches City – Winds Just Bluster, Nature Lends a Hand. Mayor Back in Groove Today we enjoy the calm after the storm. The sky is clear and we have a pleasant breeze. It is a perfect day to go outside and breathe air that is cleaner than usual. You can also leave your apartment windows open. The contrast, of course, is …
Mayor Amicone Maintains Silence Over Men’s Shelter to be Built Near McLean Avenue By HEZI ARIS
Bronx Borough President Diaz Requests Federal Intervention Over Muller Center Dispute Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr., addressed a letter to federal authorities in which he asserts New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg has blatantly sidestepped standard protocol to determine the adaptive reuse for the now vacant Muller Army Reserve Center in the Wakefield section of The Bronx abutting the …
New York Civic: Condemned to Repeat It By Henry J. Stern
DCAS Swallowing DORIS Would Slight City History Councilmember Gale Brewer, who chairs the Council's Committee on Government Operations, held a public hearing this afternoon on an Administration proposal to fold the Department of Records and Information Services (DORIS) into the much larger Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS).
New York Civic: To Do Or Not To Do By Henry J. Stern
Join New York Civic, Citizens Union and ReShape New York in urging our legislators in Albany to adopt fair and independent redistricting. Team up with us this Tuesday, April 26th and Wednesday, April 27th from 5:30-8:30 p.m. to phonebank for reform from the office of Common Cause at 74 Trinity Place in Manhattan. For more information, call us at 212-564-441 …