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After a brief speech at the opening of a campaign office here, Tim Pawlenty was asked if he would return to Michigan “when you’re vice president.” “We’ll know soon enough,”
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly today announced a new partnership with Microsoft designed to bring the latest crime prevention and counterterrorism technology capabilities to New
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Councilman David G. Greenfield and Sephardic Bikur Holim have joined together to launch a memorial fund in support of the family of Yitzchak “Izzo” Kadare, who was murdered late Thursday
[PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] At 7:30 AM Wednesday morning, a ribbon was cut for 200 bikers who are making their way from Asbury Park NJ to Camp Simcha, located in
[PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] On the evening of Tuesday, 31st July, the Sydney kehillos and learning centres came together at Central Synagogue to celebrate the 12th Siyum HaShas, an event
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As Egypt continues its major counterterrorism offensive which has already claimed at least 20 lives, reports from Cairo signal that some of the terrorists that took part in this week’s
Firefighters responded to an apparently false alarm on the 88th floor of the under-construction 1 World Trade Center tower Wednesday morning. Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman said the fire report
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One person was killed and at least three others were hurt in an overnight crash involving an overturned garbage truck and an SUV on the Boro Park border, early Wednesday
As the international community continues observing the ongoing revolution in Syria, it is increasingly clear that the nation’s leader, Bashar al-Assad is not likely to survive the attempt to oust
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