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Top Aide to Eric Adams Reportedly Accused of Sexual HarassmentA retired NYPD sergeant alleges in a new lawsuit that Timothy Pearson blocked her from receiving a promotion after she turned down his advances.
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What We Know About the Latest Federal Raid on a Top Adams AideAgents raided homes owned by Winnie Greco, director of Asian affairs in the mayor’s administration.
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All the City People on Our “Inside Power” ListFrom a co-op whisperer to the longtime ruler of Manhattan parks.
By The Editors
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The Absolute Best City Hall Wedding Restaurants in New YorkWith the proliferation of boutique hotels, the area around City Hall has options aplenty for a post-wedding brunch, lunch, or (very) early dinner.
By Joshua David Stein
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reading lists
The Mayor Probably Hasn’t Read the Book You Sent HimBill de Blasio has also received lots of clothing, wine, DVDs — and at least one block of cheese.
By Jaime Fuller
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James Blake Meeting With Mayor Bill de Blasio TodayThe mayor already apologized to the tennis star about his false arrest.
By Jaime Fuller
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City Hall Argues Sorting Mail Is Great EducationAbout 150 interns work for the de Blasio administration. None are paid.
By Jaime Fuller
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bill de blasio’s new york
Cops Turn Backs on Mayor During Ramos’s FuneralMeanwhile, Vice-President Biden and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton tried to ease the tension.
By Caroline Bankoff
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Mayor de Blasio Is PETA’s Spirit AnimalAnd person of the year, despite the groundhog incident.
By Katie Zavadski
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bill de blasio’s new york
Mayor De Blasio Stands by Aide, Despite Boyfriend’s Sketchy Past Chirlane McCray’s chief-of-staff, Rachel Noerdlinger, is in a longtime relationship with a convicted felon.
By Caroline Bankoff
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bill de blasio’s new york
Should Mayor de Blasio Watch His Back?Public Advocate Tish James knows where she stands in the line of succession.
By Caroline Bankoff
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bill de blasio’s new york
Mayor de Blasio Has a Habit of Leaving Out the PressThe AP reports that he’s barred reporters from 20 percent of his events.
By Caroline Bankoff
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bill de blasio’s new york
By Katie Van Syckle
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feminine products
200-Year-Old Douche Discovered at City HallA historic discovery in the world of feminine hygiene products.
By Joe Coscarelli
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bill de blasio’s new york
City Hall Readying Itself for Chirlane McCrayNew York’s First Lady might be getting a chief of staff soon.
By Delia Paunescu
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oh new jersey
By Adam Martin
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Downtown Crossing
By Lindsey Frances
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Truck Full of Wine Nearly Loses Its Load at City Hall; Eating Less Delays AgingPlus: White Castle tests out beer; and Campbell’s Soup Co. teaches school kids how to garden, all in our morning news roundup.
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Neighborhood Watch
By Collin Keefe
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the third terminator
By Chris Rovzar
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let’s get civical
Mayor Bloomberg Sports Cameltoe in PublicDuring the Inner Circle dinner, Hizzoner spoofed ‘Spider-Man’ and ‘Mamma Mia!’
By Chris Rovzar
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on the waterfront
By Chris Rovzar
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school daze
By Chris Rovzar
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neighborhood news
By Chris Rovzar
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the children of white men with money
By Chris Rovzar
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mayoral race
Weiner and Quinn Already Leading 2013 Mayoral Money RaceOf all the six current politicians mulling a run, those two are millions ahead.
By Chris Rovzar
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let’s get civical
Bloomberg Warming Up to Beach and Park Smoking BanHe may move forward with the idea, originally proposed by his Health Commissioner.
By Chris Rovzar
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the third terminator
By Chris Rovzar
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neighborhood news
270-Year-Old Almshouse Discovered Under City Hall Park250 years ago, the structure served “poor needy persons, idle wandering vagabonds, sturdy beggars, and parents of bastard children.”
By Chris Rovzar
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City Hall to Start Performing Domestic-Partnership CeremoniesYou know, like pretend weddings for people who aren’t allowed to get married.
By Chris Rovzar
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let’s get civical
Deputy Mayor Ed Skyler to CitigroupHopefully by the time he gets to the bank, the government will no longer own a quarter of it.
By Chris Rovzar
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early and often
By Chris Smith
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City Moves to Ban Styrofoam; The Cubs Get Their Own DogPlus: restaurant workers lack benefits, and an iconic Houston restaurant reopens, all in our morning news roundup.
By Helen Rosner
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the third terminator
Howard Wolfson to Join Mayor Bloomberg’s AdministrationBloomberg’s former campaign strategist to become his deputy mayor for communications.
By Adam K. Raymond
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Marketing Gimmicks
A Slightly Less Cripplingly Expensive TasteThe city offers new restaurants a sweepstakes incentive to join the Taste of Chicago.
By Helen Rosner
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early and often
By Chris Rovzar
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let’s get civical
Miguel Martinez Sentenced to Five Years in Prison“If I could change time, I would do things differently.”
By Adam K. Raymond
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the third terminator
By Chris Rovzar
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neighborhood news
City Finally Buys Seven Key Acres on Coney Island BoardwalkFor $95.6 million, the city can finally start building the amusement park of their dreams.
By Chris Rovzar
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