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 New York City taxi drivers have been caught out overcharging passengers by $8.3 million in the past two years. The drivers were found to have been setting their meters at double rate and at least 1.8 million rides were wrongly charged. |  A 15-year-old student was stabbed 16 times with a steak knife at the George Washington High School campus in Washington Heights, Manhattan on Friday, authorities said. |
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 A bill introduced in the New York Legislature would ban the use of salt in restaurant cooking, if it is passed. Restaurants would be fined $1,000 for each violation. |  If you’ve always wanted to live in a castle, but didn’t want to deal with the upkeep — moat maintenance is such a hassle — perhaps this three-bedroom Newport condo on the water at 127 Harrison Ave., with spectacular views of Newport Harbor, is the place for you. |
 A week after New York State Police's Superintendent Harry Corbitt resigned from his post last Tuesday, his replacement, Pedro J. Perez, said Tuesday that he would retire, effective Friday. Read more: Second New York State Police Chief Quits in Two Weeks -- Daily Intel http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2010/03/second_nstate_police_chief_quiyy.html#ixzz0hrKRhhCu |  A chef at a Chelsea restaurant has put a special cheese made of his own wife's breast milk on offer on the menu. |
Contract Talks Begin for 30,000 New York City Apartment Building Workers 32BJ SEIU 03/09/2010 | NY Fed To Buy Fannie, Freddie Securities To Hold Down Mortgage RatesAmy Munday Huliq.com 03/09/2010 |
 NEW YORK, March 9 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Negotiations for a new, multi-year contract began today between the Realty Advisory Board (RAB), an industry association representing most building owners in New York City and 32BJ SEIU, the largest private sector union in New York. The contract covers 30,000 doormen, superintendents, resident managers, handymen, concierges and porters working at apartment buildings throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. |  The New York Federal Reserve bought $1.5 billion of mortgage-back securities, something that is supposed to end by late March. The statement reveals that a total of $170.631 billion has now been spent on similar bail-out ventures. The goal is to keep the mortgage rates lower and help the economy. |
Developer reveals plans for Chandler cornerARI COHN TRIBUNE 03/09/2010 | Seneca Falls residents to vote on dissolving village famous for women's rights, inspiring movieMarnie Eisenstadt The Post-Standard 03/08/2010 |
 Chandler officials are in talks with a New York-based developer to build a mixed commercial/residential project several stories tall on a high-profile corner viewed as a future northern "gateway" into downtown. |  Seneca Falls, NY - Women took a stand for their right to vote in 1848 inside a chapel on Fall Street in the village of Seneca Falls. |
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