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City Offers Courses on how to Safeguard Homes from Rats

by Candice Giove – NY Post

This school teaches a fourth “R” — rats. Starting Wednesday, the city is offering Rat 101 — a three-hour cram course on keeping the long-tailed terrors from feasting on the fetid buffets inside trash bags.

Blizzard’s Flaky 911 Calls

NY Post

What is your emergency? My kid didn’t do his homework!

Hundreds of crackpot callers tied up overworked EMS units and swamped the 911 system with frivolous calls during the Christmas-weekend blizzard and its snowy aftermath, worsening a deadly backlog of 1,300 jobs, medics told The Post.

Bloomberg Halts Meter Hikes Thanks to Soup Sit-Down

NY Daily News

Mayor Bloomberg and City Councilman James Vacca enjoy a bowl of soup while discussing meter hikes. Thankfully, Hizzoner doesn’t jack up the rates.

Split pea and matzo ball soup may have saved the day for city motorists.

Mayor Bloomberg officially scuttled his plan Thursday to hike meter rates a quarter an hour in the outer boroughs – but his decision came only after a private tete-à-tete with City Councilman Jimmy Vacca (D-East Bronx.)

NYC, Still Rattled from Storm, Faces More Snow

NEW YORK CITY [AP] — Another storm is taking aim at New York City, where Mayor Michael Bloomberg is still under fire for slow cleanup of a stubborn winter blast that kept streets clogged for days and delayed trash pickups, causing uncollected garbage to pile up for more than a week.The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for the New York City, plus parts of New Jersey, Connecticut and suburban Long Island, beginning Friday morning. Two to 5 inches of light snow could come overnight Thursday with heavier snow possible Friday into Saturday.

Murders up in 2010

NEW YORK [AP] — New York City saw a double-digit increase in murders during 2010, though overall crime was down 2 percent from last year. That’s according to preliminary figures from the New York City Police Department.