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He also got hefty campaign contributions from a chief executive of a company behind the oil pipeline.

The SI borough president named streets surrounding a controversial development Avidita Place, Cupidity Drive and Fourberie Lane.

It appears that the money is tied to approving the mayor's carriage-horse deal.

If she can't find another place in Little Italy, she's headed for Wisconsin or Staten Island.

Isn't it "fun" scampering all over town in search of a hundred dollar bill hidden by a millionaire?

Mo' money, mo' money, mo' money!

One man has claimed ownership, one woman is trying to sell it to Sotheby's, and people are buying loose rocks and bricks for $100. [UPDATED: the piece is now gone.]

This gives Peter Madoff ten years to save up for a $2.25 subway swipe.

The nuns, led by Director of Corporate Responsibility Sister Norah Nash, have pleaded their case for protecting consumers, lowering executive pay and donating to the poor to executives since 1980.

2012 GOP presidential candidates Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich are positive that this whole Occupy Wall Street thing is overblown.