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New York City to open Academy for Software Engineering
High school would give foundational education in technology Visit website for full story...

NYC teacher making $100K in rubber room refuses to retire - Hot Air

Daily Caller

NYC teacher making $100K in rubber room refuses to retire
Hot Air
How broken is the educational system in New York City? Broken enough that a 66-year-old teacher relegated to one of the city's EURœrubber roomsEUR after being deemed a danger to his students refuses to leave. To add insult to injury, the teacher, .
Disgraced millionaire typing teacher collects $100k a year from NYCDaily Caller

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New York City Ballet in New 'Carillons' at Koch Theater - New York Times

New York City Ballet in New 'Carillons' at Koch Theater
New York Times
Christopher Wheeldon and New York City Ballet have a special relationship. Perhaps there were some bruised feelings when, in 2008, he resigned as resident choreographer EUR” a position City Ballet had created for him in 2001 EUR” to concentrate on his own .

New York City Bar Not Selling Boston-Based Samuel Adams Beer During Super Bowl
Samuel Adams beer, as pretty much any of-age consumers can attest, is pretty darn good. It's also from Boston. That second part will apparently be enough to trump the first part for a New York City bar during the Super Bowl. CNBC's Darren Rovell reports that Foley's NY, a pub in New York City, will not be serving Samuel Adams beer during the Super Bowl between the Giants and the Patriots. Foley ...

Wassup with Walmart?
Giant retailer has yet to announce a deal for a New York City site; window of opportunity is closing...

Robert V. Lindsay, Former President of J.P. Morgan, Dies in Florida at 86
Robert V. Lindsay, the brother of a two-term New York City mayor whose 37-year career at J.P. Morgan & Co. culminated in seven years as House of Morgan president, has died. He was 86...

Free and Cheap in NYC for week of Jan. 29 - New York Daily News

New York Daily News

Free and Cheap in NYC for week of Jan. 29
New York Daily News
By Sanna Chu / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Zoogoers wait for Staten Island Chuck to come out on Groundhog Day at the Staten Island Zoo. ENTER THE DRAGON. Join the festivities as Chinatown is taken over by lions, musicians and dragon dancers.

Robert V. Lindsay, Former President of JP - BusinessWeek

Robert V. Lindsay, Former President of JP
BusinessWeek
30 (Bloomberg) -- Robert V. Lindsay, the brother of a two-term New York City mayor whose 37-year career at JP Morgan & Co. culminated in seven years as House of Morgan president, has died. He was 86. He died Jan. 20 in the hospice wing of Good .
Robert V. Lindsay, Former President of J.P. Morgan, Dies in Florida at 86Bloomberg

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Police seek help identifying drugged drivers - USA TODAY

USA TODAY

Police seek help identifying drugged drivers
USA TODAY
ALBANY, NY (AP) EUR The federal government should help police departments nationwide obtain the tools and training needed to attack a rising scourge of driving under the influence, two US senators said Sunday. AP Sens. Charles Schumer of New York, left, .
Drugged drivers an increased risk in New York stateMetro.us

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Alan Singer: New York City and the School-to-Prison Pipeline
Metal detectors at school entrances make many New York City schools feel more like prisons than places where young people want to be and contribute to the sense that these are not a place where people are respected...

Artist Miguel Paredes Brings New York City to Miami
Artist Miguel Paredes has come a long way since his tagging days in his native New York City...

Scraping the $40,000 Ceiling at New York City Private Schools
The median price of first grade has gone up by 48 percent over 10 years, and parents at three schools are waiting to find out whether they will be joining the $40,000-a-year club...