5 hrs ago | The Associated Press | Posted by The Associated Press
Wake held for man who was killed while operating NYC crane
A wake was held for a man who was killed while operating a massive crane that collapsed in Manhattan as forensic investigators surveyed the wreckage for the cause of the accident.
About 200 relatives and friends of the 30-year-old crane operator, Donald Leo, gathered at the Hanley Funeral Home on Staten Island Sunday for his wake, including his fiancee, Janine Belcastro. They had planned to wed in late June.
'We were looking forward to going to the wedding,' said Adriana Lusterino in Monday editions of the Daily News. 'It's tragic.'
13 hrs ago | VMSD
Yves Saint Laurent Dies in Paris
Yves Saint Laurent, the legendary French designer, died on Sunday at his apartment in Paris.
Sunday | Inside Bay Area
Robert Rauschenberg's legacy: adventurous works between art and life
'I REALLY feel sorry for people who think things like soap dishes or mirrors or Coke bottles are ugly," artist Robert Rauschenberg once said, "because they're surrounded by things like that all day long, and it ...
Saturday May 31 | WTNH
Grilled Veal chop with Gazpacho from the Blue Lemon in Westport
The Blue Lemon in Westport is known for its eclectic American cuisine with an international flare.
Friday May 30 | HendersonvilleNews.com
How Governor Set His Stance on Gay Rights
JEREMY W. PETERS and DANNY HAKIM Gov. David A. Paterson speaking in his Manhattan office on Thursday about his directive on recognizing gay marriage.
Friday May 30 | The Post Chronicle
U.S. Losing Stature As Science Leader
U.S. Losing Stature As Science Leader by Staff U.S. scientists say the United States is losing stature in the international scientific community because of anti-science policies.
Friday May 30 | Daily India
Carbon footprint growing in United States
U.S. researchers say the nation's carbon footprint is expanding as people drive more, build more and consume more energy.
Friday May 30 | MarketingVOX
Bit by Bit, NYTimes to Surrender Format to the Zeitgeist
Long considered an example to other print publications Following the examples of Facebook , AIM , the iPhone and still others , The New York Times is preparing to release an API.
Thursday May 29 | The Post Chronicle
N.Y. County Has Huge Online Yard Sale
N.Y. County Has Huge Online Yard Sale by Staff What Nassau County is calling the largest online yard sale in New York state history is being seen by some as junkyard of government quirkiness and waste.
Thursday May 29 | The Post Chronicle
Old Gas Pumps Stuck In Pricing Past
Gas stations charging by the half-gallon are blooming in New York because of a shortage of computers that adjust old pumps to modern prices, experts said.