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Imported Plague --- New York City, 2002
Case 1. On November 5, a man aged 53 years sought medical care in a NYC emergency department (ED) after consulting with his physician in New Mexico and the physician at the hotel in which he was staying. He reported 2 days of fever, fatigue, and painful unilateral inguinal swelling. On clinical examination, he appeared ill with diaphoresis, rigors, and lower extremity cyanosis. His temperature was 104.4 º F (40.2 º C), blood pressure was 78/50 mm Hg, and oxygen saturation was 98% on room air. He had tender left inguinal adenopathy with overlying edema. White blood cell (WBC) count was 24,700/ µ L (normal: 4,300--10,800/ µ L), and platelet count was 72,000/ µ L (normal: 130,000--400,000/ µ L). A blood culture grew Y. pestis . Gram stain of the blood culture isolate revealed bipolar gram-negative rods with a "safety pin" appearance. On November 6, direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) to Y. pestis F1 antigen and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) p ... [Read More]
SBA - New York City, New York District Office - District Director
Throughout his career, Sifontes has been a long standing champion of small and minority-owned business interests in New York, New England, Latin America and the Caribbean. In this regard, he has initiated and supported significant outreach and small business development efforts. He served for two years as the National Co-Chair of the American Diversity team and was appointed as a Board member of the Long Island Conventions and Visitors Bureau, the Connecticut Hotel Association and the Connecticut Restaurant Association. ... [Read More]
CONNECTICUT, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK--Tri-State Child Passenger Safety Conference
A total of 400 participants attended the first annual Tri-State Child Passenger Safety Technical Conference. Although additional registration requests were received, space limitations at the hotel facility required that registration not exceed 400. The conference was supported by 22 sponsors and exhibitors. ... [Read More]
FRB: Beige Book--New York--July 28, 2004
Tourism-related industries continue to turn in very strong results. Airport passenger traffic, year-to-date, is up 15 percent from 2003 levels at New York City area airports and up 10 percent at both Buffalo-Niagara and Greater Rochester airports. Manhattan hotels report that revenue was up more than 20 percent from a year earlier in June, reflecting a 7 percent increase in occupancies and a 14 percent rise in average room rates. Broadway theaters report a further acceleration in business in June and early July, as total revenues were up roughly 12 percent from a year earlier; virtually all of the increase reflects higher attendance, while the average ticket price was little changed. ... [Read More]
NARA | Exhibit Hall | The Founding Fathers: New York
Lansing's death was the most mysterious of all the delegates to the Constitutional Convention. While on a visit to New York City in 1829, he left his hotel to post some letters. No trace of him was ever found, and it was supposed that he had been murdered. ... [Read More]
New York City Landmarks Commission | Landmarking Process
(Former)Aberdeen Hotel (now Best Western Manhattan Hotel) , 17 West 32nd Street, (aka 17-21 West 32nd Street), designated 1/30/01 ... Panhellenic Tower (now the Beekman Tower Hotel) , 3 Mitchell Place (a/k/a 1-7 Mitchell Place and 876-880 First Avenue), designated 2/3/98 ... Hotel Martinique 1260 Broadway (a/k/a 1260-1268 Broadway , 49-51 West 32nd Street and 54-58 West 33rd Street), designated 5/5/98 ... [Read More]
New York Regional Training Facility
Due to the large number of participant requests for lodging information, we are offering the names and phone numbers of local hotel and motel sites to assist you in making your travel arrangements while staying in the New York City area. Our listings are not all-inclusive and no endorsement by the US Department of Education should be inferred. ... Local Hotels, Web Site, & Map ... Midtown Hotels - Theater District-Times Square Area ... [Read More]
Settlement Agreement - Between The United States of America and New York-New York Hotel and Casino, LLC., concerning the New York-New York Hotel and Casino
NEW YORK-NEW YORK HOTEL & CASINO, LLC. ... 1. This Agreement (the “Agreement”) is made and entered into by the United States of America (the “United States”) and New York-New York Hotel & Casino, LLC. (“New York-New York”), a limited liability company formed under the laws of the State of Nevada (“the Parties”). ... New York-New York Hotel & Casino, LLC. ... [Read More]
Hudson Yards - New York City Department of City Planning
The need for a larger and more versatile Convention Center has long been apparent. Hudson Yards addresses this longstanding need with the creation of a Convention Corridor. Concurrent with the rezoning, two projects under State leadership will provide a first-class convention complex. The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center is proposed to be expanded north to West 41st Street with a hotel on West 42nd Street. The expansion will increase the size of its contiguous exhibition area from 760,00 square feet to 1,300,000 square feet. Additionally, the expansion will provide a convention center hotel, a ballroom of 86,000 square feet, and an increase in meeting rooms to 365,000 square feet. ... [Read More]
New York State Library's Statewide Summer Reading Program
Our corporate partner, JanWay , works with the artist to produce the poster, related artwork and prints and distributes the manual to 1,200 library locations. They also produce t-shirts and other incentive items for libraries to purchase (if desired) at very economical prices. In 2003 and 2004, Scholastic, Inc . provided three types of free prizes: home collections for children and teens; reference books for libraries and a grand prize for one librarian to attend the NYLA conference (registration, hotel and travel costs were paid by Scholastic). In 2004, new corporate partners included: Simon and Schuster, Inc. and United Media , who donated the funds to design and print the "Kids Choice" brochure/booklist ( above ), distributed by the New York State Library to all public libraries via their regional public library system. Simon & Schuster also provided an additional complement to the 2004 ... [Read More]
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