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As most New Yorkers know, I am a successful businessman.  I started my first business from scratch when I was in my twenties.  You take on a huge risk when you start a new business.  I know f … Full Article

How to avoid another Justice Raid

Americans look to both government and the press to protect their interests. But when the two institutions battle over who better defends those interests – especially on national security – it’s time for each side to strike a deal. … Full Article

Brooklyn business owners deserve fairness from city government

Brooklyn Boro
As most New Yorkers know, I am a successful businessman.  I started my first business from scratch when I was in my twenties.  You take on a huge risk when you start a new business.  I know firsthand the incredible hard work, long hours and personal and financial investment involved in open … Full Article

Syria should abandon 'trash talk' on Israel

New York City
Early this month, newspapers and TV informed us that Israel bombed locations inside Syria not once, but twice. … Full Article

Howe's Brooklyn for May 6

Brooklyn Boro
Scaling the Heights … Full Article

Laurels & Darts

Brooklyn Boro
Laurels: To Neil Calet & Promenade Gardeners … Full Article

OPINION: Big decisions need bigger public input

Brooklyn Heights
“The initiative, referendum and recall.” Those three concepts were listed in my college political science book under the heading, “More solutions from the laboratory of democracy.”
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OPINION: NYC schools have too much emphasis on high-stakes tests

New York City
This week New York City students in grades 3 through 8, with their No. 2 Ticonderoga pencils nervously in hand, are struggling through the math portion of the annual New York state tests. … Full Article

MARTY MARKOWITZ: My Choice for Mayor is Christine Quinn

For eight years, I have known Christine Quinn as a coalition-building City Council Speaker, as a progressive and responsible legislator and as someone who always keeps her word.  … Full Article

OPINION: Address community needs before closing hospitals

Cobble Hill
The need to reduce healthcare costs and insure the uninsured has led to a most important and massive undertaking of healthcare reform, the Affordable Care Act. … Full Article
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