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NEW YORK, NY - MAY 23: Anthony Weiner (R) hugs a man while courting voters outside a Harlem subway station a day after announcing he will enter the New York mayoral race on May 23, 2013 in New York City. Weiner is joining the Democratic race to succeed three-term Mayor Michael Bloomberg after he was forced to resign from Congress in 2011 following the revelation of sexually explicit online behavior.
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It was a cold-blooded hate crime that cut short a life full of promise -- and brought back awful memories for people who were once afraid to walk down the street with the person that they loved. New York City has zero tolerance for intolerance
No person -- regardless of what they look like or who they love -- should ever walk down the street in fear
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Muppets creator's items head to NYC museum
cost for a project."The only major item that I know will not be represented is the Muppet that they made of me," Mayor Michael Bloomberg joked at the news conference, where he bantered with Miss Piggy about the city's film and television industry and reminisced Read more »
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Rockettes christen Norwegian Breakaway ship
Peter Max featuring the city skyline and the Statue of Liberty .Max attended the christening Wednesday with Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the Catholic archbishop for New York. He blessed the ship.Introducing the dozen high-stepping Rockettes Read more »
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Bloomberg cupcake draws criticism from health-conscious mayor
new cupcake shop thought it would be funny to create a 25-pound treat with the mayor's face, but the health-conscious Michael Bloomberg said the gesture was anything but sweet.On Thursday, Food Network personalities Ron and Ruthie Bzdewka will open House of Read more »
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Clinton announces Latin America initiative
Rodham Clinton at the start of a session discussing climate change and how cities can deal with it.New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced a CGI commitment that a group of the world's cities would be taking: The creation of an assessment framework Read more »
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Bloomberg loans $15M to 9/11 museum
National Sept. 11 Memorial & Museum has received a low-interest $15 million loan from Mayor Michael Bloomberg to help the nonprofit with a budget shortfall.The underground museum is slated to open next year.Bloombergis the foundation's chairman. The New York Read more »
Around the web
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Tax Report Shows Bloomberg Acquired Properties, Collected Royalties Last Year
Bloomberg owns 13 properties including two new lots he bought in Southampton last year. That's among the details gleaned from a specially prepared version of his 2012 personal tax forms. His office makes the information available to reporters for two hours 9:42 PM from WNYC | New York Public Radio Read more »
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Taxi Fleet Owner Files Complaint Against Bloomberg
at New York City’s highest office. In recent years, though, there has been perhaps no foe as successful at bedeviling Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg as the yellow taxi industry. And the mayor has not been pleased. Now, his well-known disdain for fleet owners — 9:39 PM from The New York Times Read more »
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Final (Redacted) Peek at Mayor Bloomberg's Taxes
Laura Saunders and Michael Howard Saul New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, one of the world's richest men, offered Thursday what may be the public's final glimpse, albeit severely limited, of his annual tax filings.Unlike most New York politicians, the 9:24 PM from Wall Street Journal Read more »
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Weiner Unveils Some Ideas He Says Will Change New York City For The Better
YORK (CBSNewYork) — A new war on smokers was launched on Thursday. Not by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, but by the man who wants to replace him, Anthony Weiner. He’s running for mayor and has a lot of new ideas, CBS 2’s Marcia Kramer reported. “I think it’s perfectly 7:13 PM from CBS New York Read more »
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Les météorologues américains prévoient une saison des ouragans très intense
Mansion Marinia on the shores of the Great Kills community November 7, 2012 on Staten Island, New York. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday announced a limited evacuation of some neighborhoods ahead of harsh weather barreling toward a city still recovering 7:03 PM from The Huffington Post Read more »