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- Despite Objections, Bramson Opposes a Referendum
- New Rochelle Avoids New York State Comptroller's "Fiscal Stress" List Old-Fashioned Way: Not Filing Required Paperwork
- Bramson's Repressive Regime
- Former New Rochelle Police Foundation Director Vigorously Denies Rye Police Report of 2008 Arrest
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- Remembering : Muriel Gracye Hollar “Mommie Hollar”
- Bramson, Strome, and Carroll Close Down Access for Talk of the Sound Due to Pique Over Stories on Assistant Police Commissioner and Guys Sleeping in Garbage Truck
- Department of Justice Expands Inquiry into New Rochelle's Failure to Evacuate Wheelchair-Bound Students During January Fire
- Carbon Monoxide Levels at New Rochelle High School During Electrical Fire Were Dangerously High



Craig King, Commissioner of Development for the City of New Rochelle, passed away last night after a valiant 3-year battle. Craig was one of the good guys in City Hall. He dealt with development on an individual, case-by-case basis. While our paths crossed a few times it was always respectful. Craig came from Boston and adapted quickly to New Rochelle. His opinions/decisions were always void of politics and that’s what made him one of my favorite people. There was always room for disagreement including the Yankee v Red Sox rivalry. His shoes as a person and a commissioner will be tough to fill. My condolences to his family

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