Volume 22, Number 31 | The Newspaper of Lower Manhattan | December 11 – 17, 2009
Last Wednesday, the day after President Obama announced plans to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan, 200 protesters rallied outside the Times Square Armed Forces Recruiting Center. Members of War Resisters League, Granny Peace Brigade, Veterans for Peace and Code Pink stood in the rain on “Military Island,” condemning the escalation and calling for the troops to come home.
East Elmhurst ISIS supporter gets nearly a decade in prison for plotting mass terror attack in Queens: Feds
Schneps Media’s 2025 Leaders of Labor to honor top professionals in labor community
Feud over ex-boyfriend sparks stabbing in Brooklyn: sources
Queens stabbing, house fire leaves woman dead, teen wounded, first responders hurt
Study finds Con Ed generates billions in contracts, jobs – and taxes
Yankees will not see Blue Jays star in ALDS
Mets make major coaching staff changes after 2025 collapse
Yankees vs. Blue Jays ALDS Game 1 Betting Preview: Odds, Home Run Props, and Expert Prediction
Aaron Boone: Yankees’ Wild Card clincher over Red Sox most ‘pressure-packed’ game he’s been in
Schlittler dominates, Yankees eliminate Red Sox in Game 3 to clinch ALDS berth
Shoshanna Weinberger showcases the space between light at PES FUTURES in Lower Manhattan
‘A generational investment’: NYC Cultural Institutions Group adds five, including BRIC, in historic expansion
La Résilience: A night of badass women at the Angel Orensanz
Sixties Surreal at the Whitney: yesterday’s dreams, today’s echoes
Marc Chagall in Soho: Color as covenant, dream as destiny in a master’s art
Two men shot dead in Queens in possible murder-suicide: sources
Brooklyn drug and gun ring broken up after undercover NYPD probe, officials announce
$187M cut in New York counterterrorism funding reversed after bipartisan appeals to Trump Feud over ex-boyfriend sparks stabbing in Brooklyn: sources Queens stabbing, house fire leaves woman dead, teen wounded, first responders hurt
