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In The Papers 6/16/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
Third Developer Offers $240M for Struggling LICH
Fortis Property Group has offered to purchase Long Island College Hospital for $240 million, plus an additional $5 million aimed at addressing the specific health needs of the surrounding area.
MTA "Fastrack" Repairs Affect N, R Lines This Week
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's "Fastrack" maintenance and repair program returns to the N and R lines in Brooklyn this week.
NY1 ItCH: Charles Rangel's Last Hurrah
Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."
Apos Therapy Now an Option for U.S. Arthritis Patients
A new therapy developed in Israel that has made its way to New York could change the way doctors treat osteoarthritis of the knee and hip.
SI North Shore Pier Set to Transform into Residential, Commercial Hot Spot
With several waterfront development projects planned to transform Staten Island's North Shore, the area is finally expected to draw millions of tourists-with one section being a big piece of that.
Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival Participants Begin Training
The 24th annual Hong Kong dragon boat festival doesn't take place until later this summer, but teams have already begun preparing.
Great-Grandmother of Stabbed Seven-Year-Old Stabbed Says She Remains Fragile
The family of the seven-year-old girl stabbed in East New York says she remains fragile after returning home from the hospital.
Schumer Pushes Plan to Enforce Truck Driver Rest Rules
Senator Charles Schumer is pushing a plan to keep tired truck drivers off the road.
Police Arrest Teen They Say Fired Gun into Crowd
NYPD officers arrested a Queens teen after they saw fire him a gun into a group of people Saturday.
Radio Legend Casey Kasem Dies at 82
Radio legend and voice actor Casey Kasem has died at the age of 82.
Radio Legend Casey Kasem Dies at 82
Radio legend and voice actor Casey Kasem has died at the age of 82.
Vintage Postcards on Display at International Postcard Show
Sunday is the final day of The International Postcard Show, which brings the lost art of letter-writing back to life.
Tony Award-Winning Musical 'After Midnight' to End Run
"After Midnight" will ends its eight-month run at the Brooks Atkinson Theater later this month.
Tony Award-Winning Musical 'After Midnight' to End Run
"After Midnight" will ends its eight-month run at the Brooks Atkinson Theater later this month.
Pope Appoints Three New York Priests to Archdiocese
Pope Francis has appointed three priests to serve as Auxiliary Bishops in the Archdiocese of New York.
Businesses Reeling Following Three-Alarm Harlem Restaurant Fire
The future of several Harlem businesses destroyed in a fire remains uncertain.
Mistrial Decision Expected Monday in Trial Against Senator Malcolm Smith
A decision is expected to come Monday as to whether the federal corruption trial of State Senator Malcolm Smith will move forward.
In The Papers 6/15/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
