Trending on Twitter in the suburbs and the city this morning: Tim Cook. The Apple CEO apologized in a letter for problems with its new Maps app. iPhone users have been complaining for more than a week about the app giving them wrong directions, pointing them to closed businesses and… Read More →
What people are talking about in 24 hours of LoHud.com: A manhunt continues today for the man suspected of shooting and killing his daughter-in-law Monday in Haverstraw. This is a tragedy all around. The ones who suffer the most? The children, always in a case like this.” — Charleen Borchers… Read More →
Trending on Twitter in the suburbs and the city this morning: Ohio. New polls from Quinnipiac University, the New York Times and CBS News show President Obama’s lead over Mitt Romney is widening in both Ohio and Florida. The Story Of The 2012 Race Is Obama’s Success In Ohio, A… Read More →
What people are talking about in 24 hours of LoHud.com: Police are still searching the woods for a 73-year-old man wanted in the death of his daughter-in-law, and the incident sparked more comments than any other story Monday. Build an ice rink instead of a Costco store off Route 202… Read More →
New York state Education Commissioner John King joins the Editorial Board at 2 p.m. TODAY for a discussion on new teacher evaluations, the cost of education, “college-ready” graduation rates and other issues that face New York’s schools, families and taxpayers. Also on the table, local concerns, including ongoing struggles in… Read More →
What people are talking about in 24 hours of LoHud.com: New census estimates that make Westchester the first county in the nation to pass the $10,000 mark for median property taxes. My advice is to move out of the Northeast. Democrats with their unions are killing the middle class.” —... Read More →
Trending on Twitter in the suburbs and the city this morning: Maps. In another tech installment on Opinion Exchange this week, maps are trending because Apple’s new smartphone operating system, iOS 6, which became available Wednesday, replaces Google Maps with its own Maps app. Reception so far has been poor…. Read More →
New York State Education Commissioner John King joins the Editorial Board at 2 p.m. Friday for a discussion on new teacher evaluations, the achievement gap, “college-ready” graduation rates and other issues that face New York’s schools, families and taxpayers. To watch, go to www.lohud.com/editorialspotlight; to submit a question or comment… Read More →
Trending on Twitter in the suburbs and the city this morning: iOS 6. The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, connected to the release of the new iPhone 5, becomes available at 1 p.m. today. What’s new. Yess IOS 6 update comes out today!!— Marcus Maldonado (@TRILLBOY15) September 19,... Read More →
Trending on Twitter in the suburbs and the city this morning: #RomneyEncore, #47percent and Mother Jones. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney told attendees at a private fundraiser that he doesn’t worry about those who are dependent on government, the “47 percent of the people who will vote for the president… Read More →