| PS1 welcomes public with flourish after construction |
TimesLedgerMoMA PS1 Board Chairwoman Agnes Gund, First Deputy Mayor Patricia Harris, City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer and Terri Osborne from Borough President Helen Marshall's office prepare to cut the ribbon on MoMA PS1's new entrance kiosk.
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| Boro WW II vet gets Bronze Star |
TimesLedgerHeller, who serves as a volunteer for Borough President Helen Marshall, contacted Turner's office after he received a mailer on veterans' affairs from the congressman and asked the office to help him prove his entitlement to the Bronze Star.
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| Marshall sinks East Carolina |
FS Southwest(AP) -- Damier Pitts scored 27 points and Marshall snapped a two-game losing streak, beating East Carolina 78-68 on Saturday night. Pitts was 9 of 17 from the field and made 6 of 7 free throw attempts for the Thundering Herd, who shot 54 percent (27 of ...
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| More work needed on alternative program for city students |
Rochester Democrat and ChronicleThey'd be divided between the Marshall and Jefferson high campuses and listed as enrollees at their phased-out schools. Where's the accountability? What impact will there be on modernization projects at the affected schools?
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| Love flourishes for state's longest-married couple |
Bluefield Daily TelegraphGREEN VALLEY — In 1941 the US entered World War II, Joe DiMaggio set the Major League hitting-streak record with 56 consecutive games, “Citizen Kane” premiered in New York, and Vinton and Juanita Marshall were married. After 70 years together, ...
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| Virginia falls to Tar Heels, Marshall, Bluefield collect wins |
Bluefield Daily TelegraphHUNTINGTON — Damier Pitts scored a season-high 27 points to lead Marshall past East Carolina 78-68 on Saturday. Pitts was 9-of-17 from the field and was one off his career high. Shaquille Johnson added 14 points and six assists. Marshall (15-10, 6-5 ...
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| Louisiana sportsmen can help make the call for the 'National Call to Action' |
NOLA.comBy Bob Marshall, The Times-Picayune Local sportsmen can lend a hand to the "National Call to Action" planned for Thursday on our behalf by the National Wildlife Federation. The idea is simple. On Thursday, have your friends in other states dial ...
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