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Manhattan Judge Blocks NYC’s $6 Billion Expansion Plan In Greenwich Village
On Tuesday, the Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Donna M. Mills cut down construction plans to less than half of a proposed 2 million-square-foot expansion project in Greenwich Village neighborhood saying that the office of former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg had given a green signal to the University to use three public parks without first obtaining consent from the State Legislature.
Number of Smokers and Cigarette Consumption Rapidly Rising Worldwide, Study
Pennsylvania Researchers Discover Tomb of Egypt’s First King Of 13th Dynasty
Bingham Canyon Mine Landslide; the Largest Non-Volcanic Incident in North America’s Modern History
ULM Alum Donates $1 Million For Creation of International Student Center
Pets with ‘Puppy Dog Eyes’ Expressions Attract More Potential Owners, Study
Green Environments Fuel Sustained Improvement in Mental Health, Study
Yale English Professor Died Of Drug Overdose (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterAdelaide Researchers Create World’s First Database of Winegrape Regions and Varieties
By Staff ReporterColor Traps Effective Against Sweetpotato Weevils, Study
By Staff ReporterOldest Evidence of Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants Discovered In Amber Fossil
By Staff ReporterFederal Government Imposes Further Fine of $5,000 on Virginia Tech for Violation of Clery Act
By Staff ReporterASU Names Gwendolyn Boyd as The First Female President in School’s 146-year History
By Staff ReporterChinese Herbal Compound Effective in Reducing Chronic Pain, Study
By Staff ReporterResearchers Find Why We Get Fat with Age
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