In Latest Attack on Delicious Things, Bloomberg Plans to Ban Large Sodas
Kiss your Big Gulp good-bye.
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Or maybe he's offering them a crash pad?
The NYPD Commissioner is not done denying a run in 2013.
City council axes the New York Sanitation Department's shame stickers.
Religion, despite Mayor Bloomberg's claims, was noted specifically in newly obtained reports from 2007.
One resident calls it "an assault on the neighborhood."
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Two hours in, Occupiers fled fearing arrests, though none came.
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"I just wish that Nate and Vanessa had been able to work things out"— Mayor Bloomberg.
And a ship bound for Staten Island.
Add booze to the list of bad things like smoking, salt, and soda.
Thousands of livery cabs will now be permitted to pick up fares in underserved areas of the city.
Occupy protesters passed a motion to invest nearly $20,000 in large tents.
The "notoriously testy" mayor even smiled on the stand.
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