One more piece of endorsement news out of NY-6, this time from the GOP side: The Fire Marshals Benevolent Association endorsed City Councilman Dan Halloran at Engine 306 in Bayside, Queens. The union supported Halloran, who announced his bid for Cong... »
City Councilman Dan Halloran received the nod from the Fire Marshals Benevolent Association for his bid for the 6th Congressional seat left vacant by Gary Ackerman. PRESS RELEASE: The Fire Marshals Benevolent Association endorsed Council Member Dan Hal... »
From Bayside Patch:Long-time Community Board 11 Chairman Jerry Iannece has launched his campaign for the District 25 Assembly seat.Iannece, a Bayside Hills Democrat who previously ran for City Council in 2001 and 2009, said he has been approached by Qu... »
From Crains:Public transportation, restaurants, bars and parks have all gone smokeless. Now one of the earliest and most vocal advocates of those bans in New York has his eye on the final prize: a prohibition on smoking in all multi-family residences.R... »
From Bayside Patch:When tax assessments of some Queens co-ops jumped as much as 147 percent last year, there was at first sticker shock.The tax increases were so staggering that many hoped the figures were simple mistakes which could be corrected.But n... »
Take that, Mitt Romney: Mike Bloomberg pays the highest income tax rate. Maurice Hinchey will retire, making redistricting a whole lot easier. Steve Israel sees a fury coming from Mitt Romney's low tax rate. Cy Vance explained for the first time in hi... »
Liu's Pal Cheo In Mourning for Death of Kim Jong-ilJohn Choe, the apologist for communist North Korea, quietly quit his $105000-a-year job as Liu's policy director last October John Liu's North Korea-loving aide resigns: Editorial (NYP) * Since North K... »
Longtime Community Board 11 Chairman Jerry Iannece has launched his campaign for the District 25 Assembly seat. Iannece, a Bayside Hills Democrat who previously ran for City Council in 2001 and 2009, said he has been approached by Queens Democratic lea... »
