Robert Brodsky
Investigative News Reporter at Newsday
Quick strike investigative news reporter @Newsday; Queens College and American University graduate; East Meadow father of two; [email protected]
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newsday.com | Robert Brodsky
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered an immediate halt Wednesday to work on a planned offshore wind project near the coast of Long Beach, arguing that the Biden administration rushed the approval process.
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newsday.com | Robert Brodsky
A 10-year plan to modernize and overhaul the aging campus of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point would be overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, federal officials announced Tuesday, marking a step forward for a $1 billion project Congress still has to authorize. The U.S. Department of Transportation said the agreement will allow the USMMA and the Army Corps to begin preparing for the massive project at the campus, which opened in 1943.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Robert Brodsky
A 10-year plan to modernize and overhaul the aging campus of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point would be overseen by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, federal officials announced Tuesday, marking a step forward for a $1 billion project Congress still has to authorize. The U.S. Department of Transportation said the agreement will allow the USMMA and the Army Corps to begin preparing for the massive project at the campus, which opened in 1943.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Robert Brodsky
The remaining pieces of the tourism helicopter that went down in the Hudson River last week killing six people, including a family of five from Spain, was recovered Monday, the National Transportation Safety Board announced. Several of the key remaining components from the doomed Bell 206 L-4 helicopter were found by divers from the NYPD, along with personnel from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Jersey City Office of Emergency Management, the NTSB said Monday evening.
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newsday.com | Robert Brodsky
Jake's 58 casino is warning its customers not to fall for a scam alleging that the popular Suffolk County video lottery terminal parlor is now accepting wagers for online gambling.
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New: DOT secretary endorses modernizing Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point Sean Duffy said it was unacceptable that midshipman were living in such conditions but stopped short of backing a Congressional spending bill to renovate the school. https://t.co/bqRuDBh62p
An old law, new scams and spiking insurance rates that can hit NYers in the wallet. Construction industry advocates contend a law from 1885 is being exploited by unscrupulous people who stage accidents, causing a rise in commercial insurance premiums. https://t.co/LZuvfbmsUv
RT @therealjsolo: New: HUD determined the Town of Hempstead Housing Authority has been excluding disabled persons from housing it rents to…
