Older motorcyclists more likely to be seriously hurt in crashes

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Older motorcyclists are up to three times more likely than younger riders to be seriously injured in a crash, a new study shows. The findings are especially important in light of the growing number of older riders, the researchers added. They analyzed U.S. government data collected between 2001 and 2008, during which time there were
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Little Minds, Strong Opinions

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Upper East Side First graders at P.S. 6 on the Upper East Side write op-eds for the community Teacher Beth Pereira’s first grade class at P.S. 6, The Lillie Devereaux Blake School, on E. 81st Street between Madison and Park Avenues, is learning to express their opinions in a persuasive writing unit. The six- and seven-year-olds wrote about
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Freud for Thought

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The famous psychoanalyst’s theories on defense mechanisms are on display all around us By Kristine Keller Sigmund Freud is a pervasive figure in popular culture and psychology. And although some believe his methods are antiquated or unable to be measured scientifically, there’s no denying his theories’ predominant influence on human interactions and behavior. Several years
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Cop of the Month

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The Upper East Side’s 19th precinct recognizes Sergeant Brian Geoghan and Officer Charles Zwilling Sergeant Brian Geoghan, a 17-year veteran field intelligence supervisor, and Officer Charles Zwilling, a 9-year-veteran field intelligence officer were recently awarded the 19th Precinct’s cop of the month honor for helping to nab a doctor who was illegally selling prescription medication
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Buckley School to Expand

Written by Joanna Fantozzi on . Posted in News Our Town, Our Town

The UES private school passed the community board’s scrutiny for an expansion of its East 73rd Street campus The Buckley School, an all-boys private school on East 73rd Street, recently purchased two landmarked townhouses across the street, 112-114 East 73rd Street, and is looking to expand its classroom space. Community Board 8 had mixed responses
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Locals Protest as MSK-CUNY Campus Moves Forward

Written by Joanna Fantozzi on . Posted in Breaking News, News Our Town, Our Town

The hospital and science campus planned for East 74th Street still faces some community opposition The forthcoming state-of-the-art Memorial Sloan Kettering-Hunter College cancer center is one step closer to breaking ground on the East River. The plans for the new science center, which is set to go up on 74th Street between York Avenue and
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