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Average Apartment Price Tops $1 Million


End-of-year results show some slowdown in real estate market


Thieves In Toyland

New York Retailers Keep Wary Eye On Grinches

By Nola Weinstein
Steiff bears, Star Wars figurines, PlayStation 3s—these are the hot items among toy store thieves this season. And, according to industry experts, they are not stolen by poor parents who want to place toys under the Christmas tree. Instead, most items are stolen by petty shoplifters looking to fence them to other toy sellers or peddle them on the street themselves.

State Reps Call for More Funding for 9/11 Workers


Officials say funding for rescuers may be running out


$2.6 Billion Allocated to East Side Access Project


Governor Pataki and Federal DOT Secretary sign off on grant.


City Educators Reach Agreement


United Federation of Teachers approve new contract 9-1


Forty-six Indicted in Manhattan Drug Bust


DA spokesperson says PCP making "comeback."


Housing Win for New York City Veterans


Co-ops no longer off-limits to vets.


Sheehan Found Guilty of Trespassing, Fined


Anti-war activists spared jail time in U.N. trespassing case.


Record Bonuses May Pump Apartment Sales

By Mike McPhate

As another round of record Wall Street bonuses beckon this winter, Manhattan luxury real estate brokers are getting ready to chase down the new wealth.

No Note Necessary


Morning-after pills arrive to New York pharmacies.


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