Tech Spurs (Parking) Space Race
Imagine getting a text message before your parking meter expires – and then plunking in a few virtual quarters remotely from a cell phone. The technology is out there – but will New York get it anytime soon?
Author: Mark Morales
Mitchell Figaredo
"No more credit for people who don't have the actual cash to buy." [audio:…
Fred Abramowitz
Age: 56 Neighborhood: Fort Collins, Colorado Occupation: Lawyer First Time …
The Last Drop of Obama Draft
With the close of Election Day, a microbrewery in Red Hook, will turn the page on one of its best selling products: Hop Obama.
Anella Panariello
Age: 60 Neighborhood: Windsor Terrace Occupation: Retired banker Fist Time …
Robert Crooke
Age: 57 Neighborhood: Prospect Heights Occupation: Systems Programmer First…
Ann Meade Trahan
Age: 32 Neighborhood: Park Slope Occupation: Social worker First Time voter…
Job Seekers Look For Change
Job seekers flocking to the unemployment office in Downtown Brooklyn are hoping the next president will fix the economy. Many are voting for Barack Obama, but realize change won't come overnight.