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Category Archives: State Government
Port Authority moves headquarters back to WTC after 14 years of being displaced
March 5, 2015- NYT reports, “After 14 years near Union Square, the agency’s headquarters have returned (more…)
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With Sheldon Silver gone, 421a law’s future is even more unclear
February 1, 2015- One of the biggest scams perpetrated by the real estate moguls who control the city has been their (more…)
Exclusive: Are the 22 River Terrace condo conversion evictions illegal?
June 20, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV previously reported, “Exclusive: Your building is likely rent stabilized and you had no idea” in which we uncovered the (more…)
Posted in City government, Law, Real estate, State Government
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Exclusive: Resignation(s) coming from CB1 member(s)
February 23, 2015- By Steven E. Greer With the disgraced Sheldon Silver having been so instrumental in almost all levels of local politics, including (more…)
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BPCA backs off plans to allow other baseball teams to use the fields
February 22, 2015- Letter to the Editor by Craig Carton It’s business as usual with (more…)
Larry Schwartz is ousted as Cuomo’s “Chief of Staff”
Update February 24, 2015- The Post reports that Larry can’t find a job now and is radioactive due to his handling of the Moreland Commission and other sleazy Albany things. However, (more…)
A 21st Century Titanic waiting to happen on the Hudson
February 25, 2015- The East River ferry boats have been stopped due to the ice. However, (more…)
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Lower East Side group that fights CB3 is featured in the news
February 25, 2015- These guys remind us of BatteryPark.TV in many way. The Post reports on (more…)
FBI investigates JCOPE
February 10, 2015- By Steven E. Greer The WSJ reports that the U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara is, “Pursuing a broader strategy (more…)
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The Broadsheet finally reports on the Sheldon Silver scandal, making no mention of arrest, only praising him
February 3, 2015- Op-Ed by Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV has long criticized the extreme bias of the local advertising flier called the Broadsheet (BS), (more…)
BPCA violates anti-nepotism laws to make internal investigation go away, whistleblower claims
September 25, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BPCA Chairman and CEO Dennis Mehiel came into office on June 20, 2012. The President serving him at the time was Gayle Horwitz. (more…)
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CB1’s Jeff Galloway a no-show for the marina rally
Update December 19, 2014- Bob Townley is now all of a sudden the biggest supporter of the marina. (more…)
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Exclusive: BPCA is a hostile work environment for black females
December 18, 2014- By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV has exclusively learned that yet another black female has found the working environment of the BPCA to be so hostile that she has resigned. Angela Howard, the “Senior Project Manager” (more…)
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Governor Cuomo’s office is once again notified of BPCA wrongdoing
February 19, 2015- As of February 19, 2015, the BPCA had not posted on its website the date for the (more…)
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More reform for New York courts
February 17, 2015- The Post reports, “New York’s chief judge has proposed major grand jury reforms (more…)
New York was too corrupt for the Democrats to host the 2016 convention
February 12, 2015- The Post reports, “Continuing corruption scandals in New York sank Mayor Bill de Blasio’s (more…)
Scenes from the BPCA board meeting deciding the fate of the marina
January 22, 2015- Scenes from the BPCA board meeting today: (more…)
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Told you so: Sheldon Silver arrested by FBI
January 22, 2015- SHELDON SILVER HAS BEEN ARRESTED BY THE FBI, for allegedly not reporting income from law firms. (more…)
The Parm floor plan
February 3, 2015- Oops. We were looking at the wrong space for Parm all along. The corner lot at (more…)
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Lawsuit against Sheldon Silver ends in $500,000 settlement
Update February 6, 2015- The NYT reports that the settlement of this case will result in the state spending more than (more…)