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The article focuses on the assessment plan made between the Department of Transportation and (DOT) and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) on the infrastructure projects in New York City. The presentation of the assessment plan for the infrastructure projects in the region is headed by DOT Deputy Commissioner Stan Gee. Gee and panel forecast that the estimated cost of the infrastructure improvement projects are worth $175.2 billion.

The article discusses the health care planning and housing services in New York City. Meredith Oppenheim played an important role towards the establishment of health care service group and facilities in the area. In Fact, she is awarded for her expertness and commitment to help improve the region's senior health and housing services. Some of the successful senior health care housing service group includes the Southwinds Retirement and Home and the Orange County Community Foundation.

The article focuses on the $8.3 million commitment for the waterfront revitalization project in Peekskill, New York. According to the author, former mayor of Peekskill George Pataki has been on hand to unveil a life-sized statue of Abraham Lincoln on October 27. He added that the $108,000 statue is a gift from president of Ginsberg Development Cos. in Valhalla. Moreover, the staute has been crafted by sculptor Richard Masloski of New Windsor.

The article features the three century hotels which offer visitors a memorable stay in Hudson Valley, New York. The Castle on the Hudson which offers 31 rooms, suites and conference rooms that can cater 20 to 200 guest. Ulster County's Mohonk Mountain house which features a breathtaking view of the entire Valley. The Thayer Hotel that was built on the grounds of the historic West Point Military Academy and offers spectacular venue for weddings and corporate meetings.

The article reports on the launched of the laboratory that focuses on rivers and estuaries in Beacon, New York. The idea for an institute modeled after world-renowned Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Massachusetts was introduced by Gov. George Pataki. Moreover, Foss Group has entered into a collaboration with Scenic Hudson Inc. to create the hotel-conference center in the city.

The article reports that Katie Koestner, crime victim turned advocate for women, has given Mount St. Mary College students in Newburgh, New York some valuable pointers about protecting themselves in cyber space. She has cited the dangers of the on-line world. Koestner has warned students about the privacy rules on the Internet.

Focuses on the work and life of Kyung Hee Choi, a native of Korea who spent 25 years with JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Wall Street, New York, New York. Experience during September 11, 2001 terrorist attack; Career path of Choi; Contributions to breast cancer health on Korean women.

The article reports on the few jobs offered for several applicants in New York City, and on the job fairs held in the state in 2012 such as one by Rockland Community College (RCC) and another co-sponsored by U.S. Representative Nan Hayworth and chambers of commerce of Orange and Dutchess counties.

The article reports on the increase of sales in the housing industry in New York. According to chief executive officer (CEO) for Orange County Association of Realtors Ann Garti, what helped boost the 2009 home sales was the 8,000 first-time buyers' tax credit. It mentions that a new program that allows home purchasers to monetize the home buyer's credit is offered by the State of New York Mortgage Agency (SONYMA) or Sunny Mae.

The article reports on the questionable fund for Louis R. Cappelli's Entertainment City to be built in Kiamesha Lake, New York City. The plan for the project was having difficulty in securing the capital to move forward. The financing for the complex was reduced from one billion dollars to 600 million dollars.

The article reports on the plan of developer Louis Cappelli for the shrinking Entertainment City in Sullivan County, New York. It states that Cappelli is pushing through with his plans of building a new hotel at the site of the former Concord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake with the approval of Governor David Paterson and the state legislature of New York. It adds that Capelli's agreement with the state was to transfer the adjoining harness track and Monticello Casino to the Kiamesha Lake property.

The article reports on the move of Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to reach out ways it had never consider in its 25-mile radius New York City nucleus. According to the article, its results are pilot programs that enables contractors to order documents electronically rather than driving to New Jersey to look at plans and specifications. Moreover, a heads-up feature is introduced by the authority on its web site, allowing contractors know what is in the work.

The article reports on the school taxes and possible solutions to the growing unrest surrounding these taxes. New York Senator Tom Morahan suggests that the state should help residential taxpayers see a decline of at least three percent in their tax bills. He believes that the circuit breaker proposal will be the most effective way to lower property taxes and keep people from leaving the state.

The article focuses on the state's budget enacted for 2008-2009 by Governor David A. Paterson in New York City. The changes targeted cuts in State spending investments in education, economic development and health care for children. White Plains Assemblyman Adam Bradley noted that it was the first time that the final budget was less than what was originally requested by the governor.

The article reports on the increasing number of passengers at Stewart International Airport in New Windsor, New York due to the cut-rate fares of Skybus at $10 each per flight. The Skybus plans to start its service on February 25, 2008 to Greensboro, North Carolina. There will be 10 more nonstops that will be added to the roster and the 10 seats for $10 will be status quo for the hub.

The article reports that the Stewart International Airport has been added to the roster of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. According to the author, the Stewart fever started after the announcement of the coming in of JetBlue and Air Tran which offers a direct flight to Florida everyday. He added that president of The Business Council of Westchester Marsha Gordon has stated that Port Authority has the leadership to make transportation happen for the entire region.

The article reports on the launch of Silver State Helicopters, a flight-training school and charter operation business, operated at the Stewart International Airport in New Windsor, New York. Silver State has started as a one-man shop in Henderson, Nevada, and has grown to a full-service commercial helicopter operation. It was founded by Jerry Airola in 1999, with 700 people in 33 locations in 15 states of the U.S.

The article reports on the determination of chief executive officer Donna McAleer to improve Elant Inc. and to fight againsts her breast cancer disease. While operating Elant to become a successful company, she maintains her daily exercises and proper diets which would help her beat the disease. She says that human element is the reason why she learned to fight the disease. She plans to held a regional eldercare summit on May 11, 2007 at Abigail Kirsch Tappan Hill Mansion in Tarrytown, New York.

The article reports on the recognition of Golden Oldies in Queens, New York as the world's largest antiques stores. Mark Weinstein founded the business when he bought a burnt-out repair shop in Mount Kisco. Weinstein credits village cooperation in helping bringing his store to life. His only problem is the availability of spaces for parking lot.

The article focuses on the economic recovery of New York City after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack as reported by economist Rae Rosen during the annual investor breakfast of the Orange County Partnership in the state. Rosen stated that the state's economy is slowly picking up, with the positive showing of consumer confidence noted. She praised New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's recent budget of $6.1 billion which is set aside for future economic downturns.

The article reports that Blooming Grove homeowner Gary Duggan has enlisted Orange County Legislator Spencer McLaughlin in the quest to create a new village and control its zoning to repel the high-density housing in Kiryas Joel, New York City. Kiryas Joel has nearly 15,000 residents and most of it are children, according to the 2000 Census.

The article reports on the unveiling of the new Active International Cardiovascular Institute at Good Samaritan Hospital in Rockland County, New York City. The facility is offering cardiac catheterization laboratories. It has the process of receiving accreditation to provide emergency angioplasty. Good Samaritan has been performing angioplasty since 2003.

The article reports on the celebration of National Health Care Week in Hudson River, New York City. The Hudson River Health Care has thirteen community health centers located throughout the region providing health, dental and emotional support to over 42,000 individuals. Community health centers provide comprehensive care to the uninsured, underinsured and needy in every community.

The article reports on the opening of sixth bakery and wireless cafe owned by Panera Bread Co. in Hudson River Valley, New York City. The company's bread franchises has participated in local food bank operations, through Operation Dough-Nation. The newly opened bakery has donated $5,000 check for the Food Bank of Hudson Valley.

The article reports on the contribution of $350,000 grant obtained by Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther in restoring the funds in Sullivan County, New York City. It has noted that Gunther expressed uncertainty that raising taxes was the answer to the county's fiscal deficit. She has aroused the ire of her fellow legislators by refusing to vote for an increase in the county's sales tax.

The article reports that Cheryl Massie, a professional engineer in New York City, has been honored by the members of the Mid-Hudson Technical Societies. Massie is striving to make commercial and high-rise residential building beautiful, clean and green. Her overview focused on the financial and tax credits available for building green.

The article reports on the success of the transportation act in New York City. The Department of Transportation's acting Commissioner, Tom Madison, campaigned heavily for the passage of the legislation. The new bond act means immediate and lasting benefit to the economy of the city. The funding will help improve the city's competitive edge and attract new business interests.

Reports on the first public hearing regarding the proposal for Kingston's shoreline which draws crowd in the city hall in New York. Agreement of the board regarding the next schedule of the public hearing; Inclusion of the grievances listed by Scenic Hudson executive Ned Sullivan regarding the proposal for Kingston's shoreline; Impact of the proposal to business investors regarding the possible taxes to be imposed due to the changes.

This article reports that New York City's immediate country cousins--Westchester, Rockland and Fairfield County--have increased in price so dramatically that both business and prospective homebuyers are reaching further north in a quest to attain business and personal goals. People are willing to give up time at home and become commuters to get a similar home on more property for half the price. Drug store chains and banks are also making incredible offers on properties, and that's been driving some of the prices in the market.

Reports on a business exhibition organized by the Rockland Business Association in New York City. Overview of seminars and other activities organized during the exhibition; Information on sponsors for business workshops; Response of visitors toward the exhibition.

Reports on the development of mass transportation system in Orange County, New York. Importance of roadway systems for workers; Impact of September 11 terrorist attack on mass transit; Views of County Planning Chairman David Church on the issue.