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Hochul’s congestion pause: The Wimpy factor

To the editor: New York City transit bus and subway, Metro-North Railroad and Westchester Bee-Line bus commuters should not blame Washington for the Metropolitan Transportation … more

8/16/24

The latest in for-profit health care scandals

To the editor: For those of you who do not read the Wall Street Journal, the article “The One-Hour Nurse Visits That Let Insurers Collect $15 Billion from Medicare” published Aug. 4, … more

8/16/24

Horse carriages are a blight on the city

To the editor: Thank you for your recent article about the carriage-horse trade in Manhattan. This continuing cruelty is not only known to those who live in other boroughs, but also around the … more

8/9/24

Defend Medicare at all costs

To the editor: July 30, 1965, was the official signing of the Medicare bill. Insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and physician practices take advantage of every legal … more

8/9/24

Trump was ineffective, inactive getting U.S. hostages released

To the editor: Former president Trump had only negative things to say about the release of the four American hostages Aug. 1 after years of negotiations by President Biden and those close to … more

8/9/24

Explore local eateries during Restaurant Week

Don’t forget to patronize your neighborhood restaurants during this summer’s New York City Restaurant Week. It runs to Aug. 18, with a wide variety of both two-course lunch and … more

8/2/24

Can high-efficiency heating equipment increase your property value?

To the editor: In my discussions with New Yorkers, I’ve noticed there’s a deep understanding of how invaluable high-efficiency heating equipment is, not only for saving money on … more

8/2/24

Meat money going to the wrong effort

To the editor: I was disappointed to learn the United States Department of Agriculture is spending $110 million to expand slaughterhouse capacity across the country. Instead, this money should … more

8/2/24

A test to determine Trump’s presidential fitness

To the editor: With doubts about Joe Biden’s mental acuity no longer the central issue in this year’s election, the media frenzy should now finally shift to Donald Trump’s … more

8/2/24

Support cultivated meat over the slaughtering of animals

To the editor: Politicians who seek to reduce our greenhouse-gas emissions should support increased federal funding for cultivated-meat research. For those who aren’t aware, … more

7/26/24

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50 Years on the Job

Building relationships simply by repairing one kitchen at a time

Felix Lam has been the superintendent at 2465 Palisade Ave., in Spuyten Duyvil for 50 years. The 81-year-old has made his home — and career — at the eight-story co-op since he was a young man. And how does that make him feel? “I’m very happy about it,” Lam said.

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