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The Daily Politics - Nov 17, 2007
Mathieu Eugene threw in the towel at City Hall around 3 pm, dropping his efforts to be seated and urging Mayor Bloomberg to call another special election. Azi has video of a key excerpt from the statement. The only …
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The Daily Politics - Nov 17, 2007
It's not clear what will happen later today if, as expected, the Board of Elections certifies Mathieu Eugene as the winner of the recent special election in Brooklyn. The council is giving every indication it will …
The Daily Politics - Nov 16, 2007
The Council is poised to adopt new rules today that will ban members from using city funds for ads that serve no purpose other than self-promotion. The changes have already made it through the Rules Reform Working …
The Daily Politics - Nov 12, 2007
Here's Councilman Simcha Felder's much-anticipated pigeon report - the latest slavo in his one-man crusade to eradicate the city of filth in all its many forms, from garbage to what he delicately refers to as bird …
The Daily Politics - Nov 8, 2007
Former State Democratic Chair/current Manhattan Democratic Chair and Assemblyman Herman "Denny" Farrell Jr. is having a $500-a-head fundraiser tomorrow night for the Farrell Exploratory Committee for 2009 at Tavern on …
The Daily Politics - Nov 2, 2007
The DN's Frank Lombardi listened in on Mayor Bloomberg's weekly radio show this morning (he called in from Seattle, where is attending NYCOM's climate summit) and reports the following Bloomberg gave the City Council …
The Daily Politics - Nov 1, 2007
Brooklyn Councilman Lew Fidler, who has made clear his opposition to Mayor Bloomberg's congestion pricing proposal, is scheduled to release a nine-point alternative plan today that he's calling the "9 carat stone …
The Daily Politics - Oct 25, 2007
Brooklyn Councilman Simcha Felder checked in to voice his frustration with Albany, saying he believes New Yorkers have had it with the new heights of inaction due to the stalemate between Gov. Eliot Spitzer and Senate …
The Daily Politics - Oct 24, 2007
Contrary to Council Speaker Christine Quinn's expectations, the Assembly did not pass the S-Corp bill before it departed Albany late this afternoon. Quinn hustled her members into session this morning to pass a home …
The Daily Politics - Oct 19, 2007
Margaret Keta Tapalaga, the chief of staff to beleaguered Republican Queens Councilman Dennis Gallagher, has tendered her resignation, but says her departure has nothing to do with her boss' legal troubles. In her …