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Events For October 2007
Mayor Bloomberg today announced a new Center for Economic Opportunity (CEO) initiative that will create the Nurse Career Ladder Program for 400 mainly poor and low-income New Yorkers to enter and advance in the nursing profession over the next four school years Announces the Nurse Career Ladder Program
Date: 10/18/2007
Mayor Bloomberg announces expansion of Out-of-School Time Program at welcome breakfast for Association of New York State Youth Bureaus’ 37th annual conference. Announces Expansion of Out-of-School Time Program
Date: 10/18/2007
Mayor Bloomberg, Schools Chancellor Klein and United Federation of Teachers (UFT) President Weingarten announce a historic agreement to award cash bonuses to teachers at high-needs schools that raise student achievement. The schoolwide bonus program, a cash incentive program, will be implemented in about 200 of the City’s highest-needs schools during the current school year, and expanded to roughly 400 schools in the 2008-09 school year. Announce School Wide Bonus Plan to Reward Teachers
Date: 10/17/2007
Mayor Bloomberg and Parks & Recreation Commissioner Benepe break ground on a new bicycle and pedestrian path in Manhattan’s Riverside Park. The $13.3 million project will construct an over-water path, or Riverwalk, that will connect the Hudson River Esplanade from West 83rd to West 91st Streets, creating unbroken waterfront access from 59th Street to 133rd Street. The Mayor allocated over $13 million towards the project, with the remainder contributed through the federal Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act. Construction will also include the planting of 31 trees and 357 shrubs. Break Ground on Riverwalk in Riverside
Date: 10/17/2007
Mayor Bloomberg, Council Speaker Quinn, State and City elected officials, environmentalists, environmental justice advocates and labor leaders today called on the State Assembly to pass legislation authorizing the construction and operation of a marine transfer station (MTS) to handle recyclable paper, metal, glass and plastic at Pier 52 on the Gansevoort Peninsula in Manhattan Calls for Marine Transfer Station on Gansevoort Peninsula in Manhattan
Date: 10/16/2007
Mayor Bloomberg and New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver break ground on the Alexandria Center for Science and Technology at the East River Science Park, a $700 million, 1.1 million square foot center for commercial bioscience on Manhattan’s East Side. The 3.7-acre site is between First Avenue and the FDR Drive and bounded on the south by East 28th Street and on the north by East 30th Street. Groundbreaking Ceremony for East River Science Park
Date: 10/15/2007
Mayor Michael Bloomberg welcomes the Dalai Lama into Gracie Mansion. Welcomes the Dalai Lama into Gracie Mansion
Date: 10/12/2007
Mayor Bloomberg speaks at NYPD Memorial ceremony honoring police officers Francis Hennessy and Kevin Lee Speaks at NYPD Memorial Ceremony Honoring Police Officers Francis Hennessy
Date: 10/12/2007
Mayor Bloomberg, Police Commissioner Kelly and Design and Construction Commissioner David J. Burney, AIA, break ground on the new Central Park Precinct station house, which will serve the 840-acre expanse of Central Park from its historic location off the 86th Street Transverse. The ground-breaking kicks off a $45 million restoration, expansion and modernization project that will result in a 2,300-square-foot larger station house for the Central Park Precinct, also known as the NYPD’s 22nd Precinct – where crime is down more than 12% since 2001. Groundbreaking for New Central Park Precinct Station House
Date: 10/11/2007
Mayor Bloomberg announces the first phase of "This is New York City™," the first-ever global multimedia communications campaign to promote New York City. The comprehensive, multi-lingual campaign - which starts today - includes television, print, online and outdoor advertising in ten countries on four continents. Launches "This Is New York City™"
Date: 10/10/2007
 
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