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Roosevelt Island tram operators accused of spending public money to quash negative press
Officials who used to run the Roosevelt Island Tram are under fire after using public funds to scrub the internet of bad ...
Crain's New York Business2d
Roosevelt Island leaders used state money to bury negative news coverage, probe finds
Former Roosevelt Island Operating Corp. President Shelton Haynes (inset) improperly spent state money on a reputation management firm to suppress negative news stories about him, according to a state ...
Audacy on MSN9d
Roosevelt Hotel—dubbed 'new Ellis Island' during migrant crisis—set to fire most workers
The Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan, once the symbol of New York City’s migrant crisis, is laying off nearly all of its ...
Daily Express6d
The tiny island in the middle of a major city you’ve probably never heard of
Tucked between Manhattan and Queens, there’s a small island in the middle of New York City that most visitors don’t even realise exists. At just 800 feet wide and two miles long, Roosevelt ...
The tiny island with a huge cathedral in the middle of a major capital city
Despite covering just 22.5 hectares (around 56 acres), the island has played a huge part in the history of the capital.
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Queens woman charged with defacing Roosevelt statue during Long Island protest
A Queens woman was arrested for throwing red colored liquid on a statue of President Theodore Roosevelt during a protest ...
New York Post28d
Trump’s migrant crackdown should take aim at NYC’s crime-ridden Roosevelt Ave.
US Attorney John J. Durham has promised to crack down on gangs, drugs and terrorism in New York's Eastern District. As top Trump officials talk tough on deporting criminal migrants, we direct ...
Voice of America26d
The Roosevelt Hotel: A window into New York City's history
The Roosevelt Hotel, a New York City landmark for over a century, once again faces an uncertain future. Last month, city officials announced plans to stop using it as a migrant shelter and ...