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City unveils new anti-smoking campaign (video)

City unveils new anti-smoking campaign (video)

New York City’s new campaign to help smokers quit reminds them of the damage to their bodies and how quickly it is possible to heal. The ad campaign by Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s administration was announced Wednesday. It will feature ads...  Read Full Story

Manhattan

  • 'Human cheese' ma: Don't have a cow!

    'Human cheese' ma: Don't have a cow!

    No matter what the city says, Lori Mason insists the breast milk she supplied her cheese-making husband is more wholesome than anything on the shelves at Whole Foods. Her milk is 100 percent organic, free range, and foie gras-fed, she told...  

  • Neighbors claim 'sex toy seller' turned condo into extreme party spot

    Neighbors claim 'sex toy seller' turned condo into extreme party spot

    A Manhattan businessman has transformed his basement Tribeca condo into an "extreme party" spot -- complete with "fire massages," "flame feats" and a "stripper pole," court papers charge. In a bid to avoid possible legal liability for the...  

Brooklyn

  • Slain man was warned

    Slain man was warned

    A Brooklyn man gunned down by cops after pulling an imitation handgun outside an elementary school was warned moments earlier that the weapon looked real and could be trouble, police sources said yesterday. "Stop playing, police will think...  

  • B'klyn gay-bash

    Cops are hunting for five thugs who viciously attacked a man in Brooklyn while shouting anti-gay slurs at him, police said yesterday. The 22-year-old...  

Queens

  • MTA eyes bus rescues

    MTA eyes bus rescues

    Some mass-transit routes previously slated for service cuts -- especially bus routes -- may be spared, MTA chief Jay Walder said yesterday. "We have listened closely to our customers and will respond by making changes where we can," Walder...  

  • Cynthia Nixon  fights to keep Monserrate out of office

    Cynthia Nixon fights to keep Monserrate out of office

    "Sex and the City" star Cynthia Nixon is lending her name to a LGBT-backed political group's efforts to pass gay marriage -- with an immediate focus on keeping ousted Queens State Sen. Hiram Monserrate, a "no" vote in the gay marriage fight,...  

Bronx

  • MTA eyes bus rescues

    MTA eyes bus rescues

    Some mass-transit routes previously slated for service cuts -- especially bus routes -- may be spared, MTA chief Jay Walder said yesterday. "We have listened closely to our customers and will respond by making changes where we can," Walder...  

  • Record speaks for itself

    The city's four-year public high school graduation rate hit a historic high of 62.7 percent this past school year, city officials said yesterday. The rate...  

Staten Island

  • Yo! Staten Island bashing mayor won't run again

    Yo! Staten Island bashing mayor won't run again

    BELMAR, N.J. — The Jersey Shore mayor whose blog offended Italian-Americans, Staten Island residents and blondes is calling it quits. Belmar Mayor Ken Pringle won't seek re-election in November after 20 years in office. Pringle says he was...  

  • NYC's oldest dies at 111

    NYC's oldest dies at 111

    New York City's oldest resident, Staten Island supercentenarian Jane "Jenny" E. Gilsenan, died yesterday in the Presentation Convent Mother House in Woodrow. She was 111. Gilsenan was one of the oldest people in the world. "I'm lucky to live...  

Sports

  • Boys basketball playoff schedule/results

    Check out the boys basketball playoff schedule. CHSAA CLASS AA Feb. 22 -- Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan quarterfinals @ St. Francis Prep (PREVIEW)...   1:22 AM

  • Girls basketball playoff schedule/results

    Check out the girls basketball playoff schedule. CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Division I Feb. 23 – Quarterfinals @ St. Francis Prep Archbishop...   1:22 AM

  • Live blog recap: CHSAA Class AA boys semifinals

    Live blog recap: CHSAA Class AA boys semifinals

    Join Dylan Butler here tonight as he follows the CHSAA Class AA intersectional boys semifinals pitting Christ the King vs. St. Raymond's in the 6 p.m. opener, followed by Rice vs. Bishop Loughlin in game two. <iframe src="http://www.coveritlive.com...   11:22 PM

  • Thoughts and observations on the PSAL Class AA postseason

    Thoughts and observations on the PSAL Class AA postseason

    The last two days of rest have afforded me the opportunity to take care of plenty of loose ends not associated with this Web site. I’ve made appointments with my doctor and my dentist. I’ve caught up on sleep. I’ve even begun to formulate plans for...   1:01 AM

  • James sends Eagles soaring to PSAL 'B' semifinals

    Eni Lici is thankful Crystal James is still around. James, a senior forward, is the last member of the Academy of American Studies PSAL Class B city...   1:10 AM

  • Balanced Bedford blazes past Wingate into 'B' semis

    School safety agents were getting a little testy. The Bedford Academy girls basketball team refused to leave the hallway next to the Hunter College...   12:17 AM

  • PSAL Class B boys basketball quarterfinals preview

    The Post’s PSAL boys basketball beat writer Zach Braziller breaks down the Class B quarterfinals, which will be held the next two days at Lehman...   1:22 AM

  • Ford wins first CHSAA JV city title

    Add another historical accomplishment to a list of them for the Bishop Ford girls basketball program this season. On Monday night, the host Falcons...  

  • NYC boys basketball rankings

    NYC boys basketball rankings

    The PSAL crowned a new city champion Saturday afternoon, and for the first time in four years, the game lived up to the hype. Boys & Girls rallied to knock off Cardozo, 55-50, at Madison Square Garden, ending more than three decades of frustration....  

  • PSAL boys basketball rankings

    PSAL boys basketball rankings

    The wacky and unpredictable PSAL Class AA boys basketball season ended with a heartfelt celebration that just felt right. After 17 years, Boys & Girls coach Ruth Lovelace had her first title, just seven months after Frank Mickens, the school's...  

  • CHSAA boys basketball rankings

    CHSAA boys basketball rankings

    A pair of CHSAA teams – both from Westchester County – have posed with championship plaques at Rose Hill Gymnasium already for the league’s lower level divisions, but the big boys step on the court Sunday for the Class AA title game. Who joins...  

  • Banneker gains revenge, puts end to Westinghouse demons

    Banneker gains revenge, puts end to Westinghouse demons

    Banneker didn’t shy away from its George Westinghouse ghosts. The Warriors embraced them. Once they knew the matchup had been set they discussed all the losses. Last year’s 35-points loss in the PSAL Class A quarterfinals came up, so did the two...  

  • CK point guard Edwards dislocates foot, out for rest of playoffs

    CK point guard Edwards dislocates foot, out for rest of playoffs

    Joe Arbitello cringed every time he was told his team was a favorite to win the CHSAA Class AA intersectional tournament. Now the Christ the King coach won’t have to worry about that after star point guard Corey Edwards suffered a dislocated left...  

  • NYC girls basketball rankings

    NYC girls basketball rankings

    Murry Bergtraum is the last PSAL Class AA team still standing. The question now is who will be joining the Lady Blazers at Glens Falls Civic Center at the end of the month. That race continues Friday and will wrap up Sunday in what should be the...  

  • CHSAA girls basketball rankings

    CHSAA girls basketball rankings

    And here we go. The bulk of the CHSAA state playoffs start this weekend. Season and careers will come to an end, story book endings will be written and teams in three classifications will punch their tickets to Glens Falls. Who will take home the...  

  • PSAL girls basketball rankings

    PSAL girls basketball rankings

    The book closed on a very eventful ‘AA’ season Saturday. Murry Bergtraum had a big second half to knock off a game John F. Kennedy squad for its 12th straight and record 13th PSAL girls basketball city title overall. Kennedy defied expectations by...  

  • All stars not aligned at State indoor track meet

    All stars not aligned at State indoor track meet

    The New York state indoor track meet was missing some extra sizzle Saturday. What’s supposed to be a collection of the state’s best athletes was missing some its elite runners. Columbus’ Whitney Fountain skipped the PSAL city championships for the...  

  • The slipper still fits for Brooklyn Tech as Cinderella run continues

    The slipper still fits for Brooklyn Tech as Cinderella run continues

    As Brooklyn Tech senior forward Kherel Silcott stood at the free throw line late in a PSAL Class A quarterfinal matchup with Martin Luther King Jr., the Brooklyn Tech student section started its final cheer of the afternoon. “Final Four”...  

  • Samb, an unlikely hero, sends Bedford back to semifinals

    Samb, an unlikely hero, sends Bedford back to semifinals

    With the season on the line, Robert Phelps called timeout. His Bedford Academy boys basketball team trailing Midwood by five points midway through the fourth quarter, the first-year coach needed an answer. He looked at his standout point guard,...  

  • Joyner takes hard fall, but responds with fury

    Joyner takes hard fall, but responds with fury

    As Dashawn Joyner lay flat on his stomach, hardly moving, a hush went over the pro-South Bronx contingent. The Phoenix bench wasn’t nearly as concerned. “We call him the rubber band man,” South Bronx coach Doug Porter said. “He just pops back up....  

  • Kentucky finishes 18-0 at home

    Darius Miller and Eric Bledsoe had 14 points apiece and No. 3 Kentucky withstood a Florida comeback with a 74-66 victory yesterday in Lexington, Ky.,...  

  • LIU falls to Quinnipiac in NEC semifinals

    HAMDEN, Conn. -- Justin Rutty scored 22 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead top-seeded Quinnipiac to an 83-78 victory over Long Island U. in a...  

  • Louisville knocks off No. 1 Syracuse in Freedom Hall finale

    LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville gave Freedom Hall a memorable send-off. Kyle Kuric scored all of his career-high 22 points in the second half and the...  

  • Second effort effort lifts West Virginia past Villanova

    Da'Sean Butler scored 21 points, including the decisive basket with 5.8 seconds left in overtime, leading No. 10 West Virginia to a 68-66 victory over...  

  • St. John's gets UConn in first round of Big East Tournament

    How the mighty have fallen. In 1999 and 2000, Connecticut and St. John's played for the Big East Conference Tournament championship, but this year,...  

  • Louisville picks off No. 1 Syracuse

    Louisville picks off No. 1 Syracuse

    LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville gave Freedom Hall a memorable send-off. Kyle Kuric scored all of his career-high 22 points in the second half and the Cardinals upset No. 1 Syracuse 78-68 today, providing one last highlight at their 54-year-old home....  

  • MAAC tourney more than just Siena this year

    MAAC tourney more than just Siena this year

    Fran McCaffery, one would think, is sitting on the dream scenario this weekend. His Siena Saints — the two-time defending MAAC champions — are the No. 1 seed in the league tournament. They have three more wins than any other team in the conference...  

  • St. John's storms past DePaul in third overtime

    D.J. Kennedy helped St. John's overcome a 20-point first-half deficit with a career-high 32 points and Malik Boothe scored six points in the third...  

  • Fordham first team to go winless in A-10

    PITTSBURGH -- A team with nothing to lose played at a hectic, keep-up-with-us pace against a team that had plenty of incentive to win. If any team...  

  • Seton Hall trips Rutgers as rivalry turns ugly

    Seton Hall trips Rutgers as rivalry turns ugly

    PISCATAWAY -- We need Round 3. We need Rutgers and Seton Hall to square off in the World's Most Famous Arena in the Big East Tournament. We need it because of what only these two teams seem to do -- they bring out the worst in each other....  

  • For Norm's sake, St. John's can't lose

    Forget about a must-win game. Tonight's game is a must-not-lose one for St. John's. The Red Storm will complete their regular season at DePaul (8...  

  • Pitt survives Providence scare

    Ashton Gibbs hit a 3-pointer several steps inside the midcourt line just ahead of the final buzzer and No. 17 Pittsburgh avoided being upset by...  

  • VIDEO: Baylor star bashed for throwing punch

    DALLAS -- Brittney Griner, the 19-year-old dunking freshman sensation for Baylor's women's basketball team, was suspended yesterday for two games after...  

  • VIDEO: Women's player suspended one game for punch

    VIDEO: Women's player suspended one game for punch

    DALLAS -- Baylor dunking sensation Brittney Griner will be suspended at least one game, and possibly longer, after punching an opposing player in the face. Big 12 spokeswoman Joni Lehmann said Thursday that NCAA rules require Griner to sit out No....  

  • Fordham loses 20th straight

    Fordham loses 20th straight

    There actually might be one basketball team that is envious of the Nets. In their last home game of the season, Fordham dropped its 20th straight contest, losing 82-56 to No. 25 Xavier. The Rams (2-25, 0-15 Atlantic 10) misery will conclude at...  

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