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Mayor Bloomberg
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nanny state
By Adam K. Raymond
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party lines
By Julie Ma
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Critical Violations
City Council Approves Changes to Restaurant-Inspection SystemReduced fines, optional dry-run inspections, the creation of an ombuds office, and more.
By Sierra Tishgart
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silicon alley
Is Mayor Bloomberg’s New York Really a Tech Town?Mayor Bloomberg says it is. But he’s going to need some better evidence.
By Kevin Roose
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gun control
By Adam Martin
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Critical Violations
Health Department Will Lower Some Restaurant Inspection FinesSpeaker Quinn has succeeded in persuading the health department to change the way its inspectors dole out fines.
By Hugh Merwin
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Critical Violations
By Hugh Merwin
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Critical Violations
How the Post Messed Up on Its Report on Restaurant-Inspection FinesA restaurant bathroom that doesn’t have toilet paper is directly related to food safety.
By Hugh Merwin
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The Taming of the Stew
By Hugh Merwin
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Critical Violations
Health Inspectors Really Need to Start Spending More Time in Restaurant KitchensMaybe the inspections should worry less about rapid cooling and more about their brunoise.
By Hugh Merwin
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bloomberg’s billions
By Kevin Roose
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Your Paper Cup Is Destroying the WorldWhy Bloomberg’s proposed ban on foam is misguided.
By Christopher Bonanos
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The Taming of the Stew
By Hugh Merwin
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the third terminator
By Adam Martin
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Frank Rich: America’s Other Original SinThe struggle to make America safer will take decades. Is Newtown the start?
By Frank Rich
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hurricane sandy
Cold Descends on Sandy Victims Temperatures dipped to 39 degrees last night as 875,000 people in the New York area remained without power.
By Caroline Bankoff
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hurricane sandy
By Adam Martin
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wall street
By Kevin Roose
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the third terminator
Bloomberg Wants to Reframe the Gun Control DebateAfter Aurora, the mayor isn’t letting up, but knows he can’t do it alone.
By Joe Coscarelli
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traffic jams
By Margaret Hartmann
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nanny state
Will Bloomberg Have Mercy on Frappuccino Lovers?Tackling the stickier aspects of New York’s soda ban.
By Margaret Hartmann
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crimes and misdemeanors
Bloomberg Says Stop-and-Frisks Should Be ‘Mended, Not Ended’“There is no denying that stops take guns off the street and save lives,” Bloomberg said.
By Brett Smiley
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crimes and misdemeanors
By Margaret Hartmann
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the third terminator
By Margaret Hartmann
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crimes and misdemeanors
By Margaret Hartmann
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the third terminator
By Brett Smiley
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the third terminator
By Margaret Hartmann
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mayor bloomberg
By Caroline Bankoff
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the third terminator
By Brett Smiley
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Ray Kelly for Mayor Rumors Are Still a GOP DreamThe NYPD Commissioner is not done denying a run in 2013.
By Joe Coscarelli
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sticky situations
City Council Overrides Bloomberg, Bans Awful Sanitation StickersCity council axes the New York Sanitation Department’s shame stickers.
By Alex Klein
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Yep, the NYPD Was Definitely Profiling MuslimsReligion, despite Mayor Bloomberg’s claims, was noted specifically in newly obtained reports from 2007.
By Joe Coscarelli
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legal troubles
Lincoln Center’s Neighbors Want Fashion Week GoneOne resident calls it “an assault on the neighborhood.”
By Charlotte Cowles
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loose threads
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school closures
City Closes 18 Schools, While OWS Drowns Out UFTTwo hours in, Occupiers fled fearing arrests, though none came.
By Andre Tartar
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loose threads
DVF Coke Bottles; GQ Closet So Fresh & So CleanPlus, Alexander Wang’s Asian expansion, Daphne’s new windows, and more fashion news.
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We Bet Bloomberg Wishes Gisele’s Prayers WorkedBloomberg finds himself on the “winning” end of a bet.
By Kara Baskin
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Mayor Bloomberg Proclaims Today “Gossip Girl Day”“I just wish that Nate and Vanessa had been able to work things out”— Mayor Bloomberg.
By Jessica Pressler
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the third terminator
By Noreen Malone
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the third terminator
Bloomberg’s Health Initiatives Target Alcohol, TooAdd booze to the list of bad things like smoking, salt, and soda.
By Joe Coscarelli
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outer boroughs
Taxi Deal to Send Cabs to an Outer Borough Near YouThousands of livery cabs will now be permitted to pick up fares in underserved areas of the city.
By Brett Smiley
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occupy wall street
OWS Protesters Stock Up on Tents Despite ProhibitionOccupy protesters passed a motion to invest nearly $20,000 in large tents.
By Brett Smiley
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