Harry Shuldman
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Co-op owners vote down high-rise -- and chance at $130M
Residents of a Brooklyn Heights co-op griped on Monday that they were robbed of a huge payout by their fellow shareholders, who turned down a small fortune by refusing sell...
Teen charged in Brooklyn assault allowed back in school
A 17-year-old student charged with helping assault and rob a Brooklyn man was freed on bail — and then allowed to slip back into his high school without teachers or...
City's new menu guidelines take aim at ridiculous salt content
The city’s assault on sodium starts Tuesday with a new rule that’s the first of its kind in the country — requiring chain restaurants to warn customers about dishes loaded...
Russians buzz Macy's Parade with drone
Guess they didn’t get the memo. A bone-headed father-son duo obliviously flew their toy drone over the highest-security event in the nation today — the Macy’s Parade. Despite heightened security...
Firefighter with face transplant has new challenge: normal life
Doctors say the Mississippi firefighter who recently endured the most extensive face transplant ever is happy with his million-dollar mug — and already healthy enough to have wrapped his new...
Silver's defense convinces witness 'illegal quid pro quo' was a 'public good'
Sheldon Silver’s defense team got a state budget official to admit Monday that the research money the then-Assembly speaker funneled to a cancer doctor represented a “public good,” even though...
Cops send subway bag lady packing
Police gave the bum’s rush to this homeless woman at the Lincoln Center subway station Monday after an MTA board member complained to a high-ranking NYPD official that the pack-rat...
Robber holds up cabby at knifepoint -- for $40
A frugal robber held up a Manhattan cabby at knifepoint Monday — insisting that the hack turn over only $40 instead of his whole wad of cash. Taxi driver Mamdouh...
Hillary is your favorite bartender on 'SNL'
Hillary Rodham Clinton popped up on “Saturday Night Live,” portraying a sympathetic bartender who serves a few stiff vodkas to a certain, purple pants suit-wearing — and sloshed — Democratic...
Vendors' wallets give thanks for Pope Francis' NYC visit
Pope Francis mania was in full swing Friday and street vendors were reaping the worldly benefit. From Madison Square Garden down 34th Street to Herald Square alone, street vendors were...
Suspect in hotel deaths charged with murder
A violent criminal wanted in connection with the deaths of two women in hotel rooms in Manhattan and Brooklyn was charged with one count of murder a day after his...
Daily Blotter
Brooklyn A suspect tried to force himself on a 34-year-old woman in Bensonhurst, authorities said. He grabbed the victim from behind at 74th Street and 20th Avenue at about 2:30 a.m....
Daily Blotter
Brooklyn Cops on Wednesday released surveillance images of two of three suspects wanted for robbing three people at gunpoint during a home invasion in Brownsville last month, cops said. The...
Citi Bike to open new stations beginning in August
The Upper West Side will get far fewer Citi Bike stations than originally proposed, officials said on Friday as they announced the finalized expansion plans. The bike share had originally...
Vagrant back to peeing in the streets after hospital release
A disgusting derelict who’s turning the Upper West Side into an open-air toilet was back at it Sunday — just hours after two hospitals deemed him fit to wander the...
US college student dies trying to stop suicide bomber in Saudi Arabia
A Saudi student studying in the United States died heroically in his homeland Friday when he tried to keep a suicide bomber from blowing up a Shiite mosque. Abduljaleel Alarbash,...
Robbed teen is 19th Central Park victim this year
A 16-year-old boy was robbed in Central Park in broad daylight — the latest victim of a crime spree that has parkgoers on edge, police said Sunday. The teen, the...
Woman mowed down by taxi in Midtown
A woman was fighting for her life after a taxi struck her Saturday in a crosswalk on West 57th Street at Eighth Avenue in Midtown, police and witnesses said. Cab...
Housing Authority eyes 'X-Men' in supply thefts
Inventory controls were so lax at the Housing Authority that employees checked out materials while signing in as a team of crime-fighting comic-book superheroes, according to an audit released Friday....
Construction worker seriously hurt after falling down an elevator shaft
A Manhattan construction worker was seriously hurt after falling two stories down an elevator shaft on the side of a Midtown building Friday, authorities said. It was at the second...