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Greenberg Traurig, LLP announced today that New York City Council Member Melinda Katz will join the firm as of January 1, 2010 as Shareholder. Katz, whose Council term will end on December 31, has served as the Chair of the Land Use Committee for eight years.
The look of New York's street level retail is going to have to change under a new city council bill, albeit very slowly. The City Council approved legislation this afternoon that will eventually ....
City Councilman James Gennaro (D-Fresh Meadows) has urged the Council to name the Newtown Pippin, which colonists were eating centuries ago in what is now Elmhurst, as New York City’s official Big Apple. “The Newtown Pippin, the pre-eminent apple of ...
Five years ago this past July, the City Council and the Mayor’s Office voted on a rezoning plan agreement for West Chelsea and the Hudson Yards. The agreement called for the creation of affordable housing within both locations.
Auburn, NY -- It looks like Auburn City Council today will reverse last week’s decision and provide Habitat for Humanity with a home for a single mother with a toddler son.
Your garden variety telecom policy issue rarely gets beyond the usual places in Washington, notably Capitol Hill and the main meeting room at the Federal Communications Commission. But a few issues do escape, among them debates about the FCC's broadcast ownership rules, white space devices , and now, net neutrality. New York's City Council and San Francisco's Board of Supervisors have ...
The New York City council and HIV/AIDS activists launched a new social networking campaign to fight HIV/AIDS on Tuesday.
ALBANY -- Under New York's outgoing mechanical-lever voting system, election inspectors are posted outside the machines, waiting to reset them for each new voter.
New York City council speaker Christine Quinn remains optimistic that the state senate will pass a marriage equality bill this year.
VALLEJO — Vallejo's Mayor Osby Davis on Tuesday found himself defending his stance on homosexuality after a New York Times column quoted him as saying, "You hate the sin they commit."
ONEIDA — Last week, the City of Oneida Common Council approved the purchase of a new $440,000 pumper fire truck to replace Engine No. 1, which was taken off the road in October after failing to pass the New York state inspection due to a cracked frame on the rusted-out engine.