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Michael Bloomberg might love his helicopters dearly, but his neighbors don't. The Post reports on a WABC/Channel 7 exposé detailing the sixteen times that Bloomberg has flown his chopper into the East 34th Street helipad after the 8 p.m. curfew. He's also just been using it a lot lately as ... More »
The helipad located on East 34th street in Manhattan is suppose to be closed on the weekends, yet Mayor Bloomberg’s helicopter landings and takeoffs have continued to occur on a regular basis despite outrage from local residents. The weekend curfew on helicopter use at the helipad has been in place for more than a decade [...] Michael Bloomberg Helicopter Trips Are Angering Local Residents is a ...
The latest additions to Mayor Michael Bloomberg's New York real estate empire have some curious details in their history. Bloomberg bought a new 33-acre estate in North Salem and a 35-acre estate in Southampton in 2011, tax records revealed. Locals expect Bloomberg to combine the North Salem property with his... other adjacent 20-acre property in North Salem so his daughter can ride horses. She ...
A disarming Michael Bloomberg had soon-to-be Cornell graduates and their families roaring with laughter at the Class of 2012 Senior Convocation May 26 in Schoellkopf Field.
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has added a $4.5 million estate to his already extensive real estate portfolio. The New York Times reports tax returns show the mayor purchased a 33-acre estate in Westchester County last year.
NEW YORK, May 26 (UPI) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a billionaire, now owns 11 homes, financial disclosure records show.
After donating more than $300 million to charity in 2011, picking up a sprawling estate for his daughter was a drop in the bucket for Mayor Bloomberg.
Jumaane Williams, right. City Councilman Jumaane Williams thinks Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration is "ass-backwards" in its approach to gun violence, and that the mayor and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly are wrong to continue the "racist official policy" of NYPD stop and frisks.
Speaking to a packed Schoellkopf Stadium, Mayor Michael Bloomberg urged the Class of 2012 to keep Cornell’s land grant mission, as well as the willingness to take risks, close to their hearts as they depart from The Hill at the University’s 144th Convocation on Saturday. Bloomberg at Convocation 1 Bloomberg at Convocation 2 TNC_7293.jpg read more
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has added a $4.5 million estate to his already extensive real estate portfolio.
NEW YORK Mayor Michael Bloomberg took a shot at the New York Times on Thursday and threw Philadelphia under the bus in the process. Responding to an editorial in the Times that called Philadelphia’s court-ordered stop-and-frisk policy more enlightened than the Big Apple’s, Bloomberg fired back.
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