Staten Island News
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The Obama administration was sued by a Christian organization called Priests for Life, which says the government mandate that insurance providers cover birth control violates the organization’s religious and free-speech rights.
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The president of Great Atlantic Group Inc., a Staten Island, New York-based real estate consulting firm, was convicted at a trial of running a Ponzi scheme that cost investors more than $14 million.
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The value of New York City’s more than 1 million properties may rise 3.8 percent to $845.4 billion this fiscal year as the real estate market recovers, according to a projection by the city Finance Department.
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Archbishop Timothy Dolan, who has led the 2.5 million-member Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York since 2009, was named one of 22 cardinals-designate by Pope Benedict XVI.
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“Mikey Suits,” the FBI agent- turned-New York City congressman, is working hard to defend the industry he once made his name busting.
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A federal judge decided not to send a Staten Island, New York, investment adviser to jail for engaging in post-arrest activity similar to the conduct that led to civil and criminal allegations against him.
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A “mechanical” problem sent a ferry headed toward Staten Island this morning crashing into a dock, injuring 36 people on board, a New York City commissioner said.
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A Staten Island ferry hit a dock on the island side this morning, injuring passengers, the New York Police Department said.
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Baldwin Anderson was sentenced to two years in prison for taking part in a “boiler-room” investment-fraud scheme on New York’s Staten Island.
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I’m starting to get worried that Wall Street and its supporters are losing their touch.
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