About six weeks after two valuable paintings were swiped from a Williamsburg art gallery, they have at last come back to their true and grateful owner. The story began in early March when Sean Leonard, co-owner of the Cotton Candy Machine gallery in Williamsburg, realized that three paintings, all done by artist Amar Stewart, were...
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Pack up your ice skates and pull on the rollers, as the $74 million Samuel J. and Ethel LeFrak Center at Lakeside remakes itself from an ice skating rink to a ‘more appropriate for the spring season’ roller-skating rink. The brand new facility premiered in December and brought in about 50,000 visitors during the cold months of...
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Although New Yorkers famously love their city, it is also well-known that they also love their vacations. Here is a little survey of some great family-friendly accommodations for people thinking about taking their families on a perfect Swiss ski holiday. Let’s begin with the lovely Hotel Bodmi in Grindelwald, Switzerland. The hotel...
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The days and weeks before the Jewish holiday of Passover are famously known as a busy time of year for the adherents of this ancient religion. The Bible demands that not even a crumb of bread, or any other fermented product, be found among one’s belongings or in any way in one’s possession during the seven days of the holiday. Due...
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Northland Investment Corporation, based in Newton, Massachusetts, utilizes a large number of sources to find deals. They do not hesitate to seek out brokers, title companies, local contacts and its in-house managers to find the best transactions. Steven P. Rosenthal, Northland President and CEO, explains: “We’re going to be...
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Claiming that operating costs are too high to keep the facility open, the managers of the Prospect Park Residence informed its residents on March 5 that they have 90 days to vacate the premises. For almost anyone in apartment-challenged New York such an ultimatum would be anxiety-producing. But if you were an elderly man or woman,...
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Despite the objections of small businesses, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed into law a more inclusive version of the paid-sick-leave mandate which was enacted last year. Last year the private sector said that business expenses would increase as a result of the expanded law and vigorously voiced their opposition. This time... låne uten sikkerhet | kredittkort | lån | uverse coupon code | Thermorollen von RollenLand kaufen | Web cam room | Web cam room | mamee | levitra
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Cashing-in on the sweet real estate market now engulfing Brooklyn, the Rosen family, owners of Junior’s, finally agreed to sell their two-story restaurant to a developer who plans to build a tower of unknown height. Junior’s, which first opened for business in 1950, specializes, and is famous for, it’s luscious Brooklyn cheesecake....
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