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Some Business Owners say so far this year its happened 19 times in counting. Our hands are tied because theres really nothing we can do besides sit around and wait for pga to do better. No electricity twice on monday, once out during lunch, then during dinner, leaving hungry customers and busy cooks in the dark. We have checks that need to be paid out. We have guests who are sitting and not sure what to do. We have a kitchen thats halfway through their tickets, cant see what theyre making. Its tough on the restaurants because you know, we have so much refrigeration and equipment and people say...

Dollar flat, tenyear 224 and moderate action in crude. Budget priorities the white house out with its 2018 budget plan today which targets big cuts to medicaid, food stamps and disability. Plus u. S. Markets are shrugging off global terror concerns. Futures are aiming for a fourth consecutive day of gains. Isis claiming responsibility for the deadly concert bombing in manchester, uk. The worst terror attack in the uk since the london bombing in 2005. The white house set to unveil the president s budget for 2018 which aims to eliminate the deficit in ten years, the budget includes 3. 6 trillion...

Staten Island: Reading your article "EMTs chase down car as it rolled away carrying wounded gun victims" (May 24) reminded me of an old TV show's closing lines, "There are 8 million stories in the naked city. This has been one of them." Thank you for highlighting the uplifting work of these two FDNY Emergency Medical Services heroes. They are members of N.Y.'s Best, NYC's smallest first responder service performing an outsized role.

Manhattan: In a May 16 New York Times article ("How Israeli extremists won," by David Leonhardt) the writer helps to vilify the Jewish settlers like Itamar Ben-Gvir due to their sporadic hostility toward the Palestinians who openly abhor them, and who, on occasion, slaughter dozens or even hundreds of Jews whenever feasible.

Local bars and restaurants are getting ready for warmer weather by setting up their patios.