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Mayor Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Quinn today announced an agreement on the Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 New York City Budget. The $59.4 billion plan balances the budget despite the impacts of the national recession, which include a decline of nearly $5 billion in tax revenue, while maintaining core City services. Actual expenditures in FY 2009 will total $60.9 billion

MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG ON INCREASE IN NEW YORK CITY POPULATION TO RECORD 8.36 MILLION PEOPLE

Mayor Bloomberg Announces Installation of Automated Water Meter Readers to Help Homeowners and Small Businesses Reduce

Mayor Bloomberg and Metropolitan Transportation Authority Announce Major Milestone of Number 7 Subway Extension With Lowering of First Tunnel Boring Machine "Cutter Head"
Mayor Bloomberg, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Robert C. Lieber and Metropolitan Transportation Authority Executive Director and CEO Elliot G. Sander today announced the next phase of the Number 7 subway extension as the 100-ton tip of the tunnel boring machine was lowered into an assembly chamber under 11th Avenue.

Mayor Bloomberg Outlines 11 Initiatives to Support New York City's Financial Services Sector and Encourage Entrepreneurship Mayor Bloomberg, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Lieber, Economic Development Corporation President Pinsky and Small Business Services Commissioner Walsh today announced 11 initiatives to help support New York City’s financial services sector and grow as a global center for business innovation and entrepreneurship. The Mayor made the announcement at 160 Varick Street, the site of the first City-sponsored business incubator, which will provide ready-to-use office space for about 100 entrepreneurs.

Mayor Gives Captain Sullenberger Replacement Copy of Library Book Lost on Plane Heroic Crew Also Treated to Dinner and a Show Donated by Blue Fin Restaurant and Chicago the Musical