According to figures provided by THE ISLAND CURRENT, there are 2000 copies printed every time they publish, which is 10 times per year. They claim this is how many copies are printed at the printer. Some stay here on City Island, others are mailed out to people in other locations. They charge for subscriptions and also for their advertisements. According to staffers, they only publish news about City Island.
NYPD BUSTED IN THE GARDEN STATE. Spying Operations Blown Following 911 Phone Call.
An apartment superintendent in New Jersey stumbled on one of the New York Police Department's biggest secrets, he promptly called 911. The recorded telephone call appears to be that unexpected tip-off.
US CITIZENS RUSHING ARMS RACE. More Americans Arming Themselves.
In the wake of the movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colorado, weapons sellers report a spike in sales. Meanwhile, the memorials and funerals begin.
WALL STREET KEEPS DROPPING. Bracing From Another Down Day.
Sherman Hemsley was 74 and became famous as Archie's next door neighbor on "All in the Family." The spin-off, "The Jeffersons" was a monster hit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oj2EtyKU4s
He was born in Philadelphia and died in his El Paso Texas home. Sherman Hemsley got his break in show business in the early 1970s, making his Broadway debut in a production of the play "Purlie." He also starred in the TV show, "Amen." He was also a professional singer and even released the single in 1989, "Ain't that A Kick in the Head."
Violence and threats have forced more than 10,000 Iraqi refugees in Syria to flee the country over the past week, the United Nations refugee agency said today, with the majority returning to their home country in spite of security concerns.
“Thousands of Iraqi refugees have had to relocate from the Damascus suburb of Seida Zeinab to other suburbs. Some cited direct threats to their safety, while others expressed a fear of being caught up in the violence,” the spokesperson for the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Melissa Fleming, told reporters in Geneva.
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It's an election year and Congress is poised to make some key decisions that will certainly affect museums, especially nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organizations.
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service says that nonprofits "generally are permitted to engage in advocacy or lobbying related to their exempt purposes," although there are some rules to follow.
AAM has developed a true/false quiz to test your knowledge about how nonprofit museums are allowed to get involved during this election season. Good luck!
Museum is allowed to publicize Election Day.
Following the Aurora, Colorado movie massacre, Warner Brothers has reportedly announced that the upcoming movie "Gangster Squad" will omit a scene in which gangsters open fire on the unsuspecting audience of a crowded movie theater.
That clip was previously featured in the movie's trailer, which ironically ran right before Thursday night's fateful screening of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Monday, July 30 to Friday, August 3 9 a.m.-4 .m.
Shutter Shop on Shore Road Volunteer Restoration Workshop
This 1840 Greek Revival mansion features interior shutters -- sadly in need
of repair -- that help protect from summer's sun and winter's chill. Participants
in the workshop will learn how to safely remove lead paint, prepare and paint wood
surfaces, restore old hardware, and more under the guidance of
preservation/restoration specialists.
FINAL GOODBYES FROM GRIEVING FAMILIES. Funerals Services Begin.
First glimpses of the madman police say killed 12 people in a Colorado movie theater is now followed by victims' families burying their innocent loved ones.
SANCTIONS BEYOND PENN STATE'S. No Longer Happy Valley.
NCAA sanctions means a $60 million hit. The university's football program means less money, too, for the college town and surrounding communities.
SHRINK THAT KILLER DRINK. Mayor Mike's Warnings.
The last fair of the year. The 2012 City Island Fall Arts and Crafts Fair
City island Ave and Hawkins St.Bronx, NY , Bronx, NY, 10464 - (718) 885-9100 -
City Island's annual Fall Arts & Crafts Fair, featuring 45+ artists and craftspeople selling Paintings, Photography, Jewelry, Woodwork, Stained glass, Clothing, Textiles, soaps, candles and more. Music by the Lickety Split Band.
Hours: Sept. 8, 9 - 11am to 7pm
Accessible to persons with disabilities.
http://www.cityislandchamber.org