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Attica prison riot anniversary brings out luminaires who call for its closure
Attica Correctional Facility called “symbolic” of the woes of the nation’s prison system.
News
New law to protect sanitation workers from assault
Under the new law anyone who assaults a sanitation worker in New York City will be sentenced from 2 to 7 years in prison.
Arts•Features
Korean pop star Psy gives his first ‘American style’ performance
Psy has succeeded where many of his South Korean predecessors have failed: piercing the U.S. market.
News
Protestors get inside Republican fundraiser and toss bills
Suggested contributions for the fund-raising breakfast were $2,500 per person or $25,000-$50,000 per table of ten, according to the event invitation on the web site
News
An OWS contingent protests at Republican fundraiser
“I don’t want Romney to become president, because I’m scared he is going to run America the way he runs his businesses. We are the 99%. We can’t live like that.”
Features
South Bronx Charter School surprises kindergartners with gift bags
Two-thirds of the students are in the child welfare or foster care system, while the rest come from the South Bronx community.
News•Special Reports
Thousands pause to remember 9/11 victims
Yesterday marked the 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks that killed over 3000 and changed the New York City landscape forever.
News•Special Reports
Mixed emotions at 9/11 ceremony
For many 1 World Trade Center is not a welcomed sight.
News•Special Reports
“He saved people”
Families and friends remember those who died on 9/11
News•Special Reports
Quiet Reflection on the 11th Anniversary of 9/11
Two veterans at Zuccotti Park made sacrifices because of 9/11.