Shedding Lights on Capitalism
Artist Steve Lambert's Times Square installation puts capitalism to a vote.
Tag: New York City
Veterans Dress for Success
Veterans were treated to free suits before meeting prospective employers at the “Be a Hero, Hire a Hero” job fair held at Citi Field.
Setting A Place of Honor
Service members gathered to pay homage to their imprisoned and missing comrades at the annual POW MIA Remembrance Ceremony.
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Electoral Milestone in Brooklyn
Carlos Menchaca became the first Mexican-American elected to office on New York City.
United by Party, Not Candidate
Demographics have changed in Fort Greene, but not party affiliation. The neighborhood remains heavily Democratic, even if there was no candidate consensus among voters.
Primary Vote for Primary Care
The fate of Long Island College Hospital emerged as key issue for some Brooklyn voters.
Vote is No Party for Some
At one Brooklyn Heights polling site, some voters expressed dismay with the field of candidates – and suggested they might cross party lines come November.
Voters Push Paper in the Bronx
Some primary voters in West Farms and East Tremont reported having to fill out paper affidavits.