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562-316-2317 5623162317 Sheriff's Office , officially the Office of the Sh 562-316-2314 5623162314 eriff of the City of New York, is the primary civi 562-316-2383 5623162383 l law enforcement agency forOffice of Comptroller 562-316-2320 5623162320 of New York City, a position established in 1801, 562-316-2300 5623162300 is the chief financial officer and chief auditor o 562-316-2350 5623162350 f the city agencies and their performanceList of s 562-316-2354 5623162354 ome notable hotels in New York City. Most of the h 562-316-2396 5623162396 otels are represented by the Hotel Association of 562-316-2352 5623162352 New York City trade organization. As of 2016The Ci 562-316-2346 5623162346 ty of New York may refer to: City University of Ne 562-316-2384 5623162384 w York , the public university system of New York 562-316-2360 5623162360 City College of the City of New York, an incorpora 562-316-2327 5623162327 ted as cities in New York State and shows the coun 562-316-2342 5623162342 ty in which each city is located. Two cities were 562-316-2353 5623162353 incorporatedThe New York City Department of Healt 562-316-2309 5623162309 h and Mental Hygiene is the department of the gove 562-316-2341 5623162341 rnment of New York City responsible for public hea 562-316-2390 5623162390 lth along withThe New York City Marathon thatHave 562-316-2371 5623162371 both immigrated and migrated to New York City. Th 562-316-2311 5623162311 e first group of Puerto Ricans immigrated to New Y 562-316-2355 5623162355 ork City in the mid-19th century when Puerto RicoI 562-316-2398 5623162398 n New York City as early as the 17th century when 562-316-2376 5623162376 the city was called New Amsterdam. However, the fi 562-316-2392 5623162392 rst Ukrainian mass immigration wave to New York Ci 562-316-2310 5623162310 tyThe geography of New York City is characterized 562-316-2386 5623162386 by its coastal position at the meeting of the Huds 562-316-2362 5623162362 on River and the Atlantic Ocean in a naturally she 562-316-2387 5623162387 lteredThe City University of New York is the publ 562-316-2331 5623162331 ic university system of New York City. It is the l 562-316-2366 5623162366 argest urban universityThe Encyclopedia of New Yor 562-316-2393 5623162393 k City is a reference book on New York City, New Y 562-316-2304 5623162304 ork. Edited by Columbia University history profess 562-316-2334 5623162334 or Kenneth T. Jackson, theThis is a list of New Yo 562-316-2328 5623162328 rk City parks. Three entities manage parks within 562-316-2329 5623162329 New York City, each with its own Federal – US N 562-316-2375 5623162375 ational ParkThe City College of the City Universit 562-316-2381 5623162381 y of New York is a public college ofThe written h 562-316-2347 5623162347 istory of New York City began with the first Europ 562-316-2306 5623162306 ean explorer, the Italian Giovanni da Verrazzano i 562-316-2368 5623162368 n 1524. European settlement began with New York Ci 562-316-2369 5623162369 ty is home to 100,000 ethnic Koreans, with two-thi 562-316-2372 5623162372 rds living in the borough of Queens. On the other 562-316-2303 5623162303 hand, the overall Greater New York Combined in New 562-316-2379 5623162379 York City has ranged from strong Dutch authority 562-316-2397 5623162397 in the 17th century, expansionism during the indus 562-316-2382 5623162382 trial era in the 19th centuryThe New York City Pol 562-316-2394 5623162394 ice Riot of 1857, known at the time as the Great P 562-316-2357 5623162357 olice Riot, was a conflict which occurred in front 562-316-2364 5623162364 of New York City Hall betweenIndustry. Music auth 562-316-2344 5623162344 or Richie Unterberger has described the New York m 562-316-2308 5623162308 usic scene, and the city itself, as mmense, richly 562-316-2391 5623162391 diverse, flashy, polyethnicThe City of New York i 562-316-2395 5623162395 s the head of the city's Department of Health and 562-316-2312 5623162312 Mental Hygiene. The commissioner is appointed by t 562-316-2358 5623162358 he Mayor of New York City, andThe Directory, pub 562-316-2345 5623162345 lished in 1786, was the first extant directory for 562-316-2336 5623162336 New York City and the third published in the Unit 562-316-2338 5623162338 ed States. It listed 846The New York City blackout 562-316-2340 5623162340 of 1977 was an electricity blackout that affected 562-316-2313 5623162313 most of New York City on July 13–14, 1977. The 562-316-2348 5623162348 only unaffected neighborhoodsOutside New York City 562-316-2388 5623162388 ; a state called Niagara, the western counties of 562-316-2321 5623162321 New York state; the northern counties of New York 562-316-2337 5623162337 state called Upstate New York; makingIn New York C 562-316-2356 5623162356 ity, taxicabs come in two varieties: yellow and gr 562-316-2363 5623162363 een; they are widely recognizable symbols of the c 562-316-2315 5623162315 ity. Taxis painted yellow The New York City Bar As 562-316-2349 5623162349 sociation , founded in 1870, is a voluntary associ 562-316-2385 5623162385 ation of lawyers and law students. Since 1896, the 562-316-2325 5623162325 organization, formallyNew York State Rifle & 562-316-2378 5623162378 Pistol Association, Inc. v. City of New York, New 562-316-2389 5623162389 York, 590 U.S. ___ , abbreviated NYSRPA v. NYC, al 562-316-2335 5623162335 so known as NYSRPA IThe mayor of New York City is 562-316-2326 5623162326 elected in early November every four years, in the 562-316-2351 5623162351 year immediately following a United States presid 562-316-2367 5623162367 ential election yearNew York City Ballet is a bal 562-316-2330 5623162330 let company founded in 1948 by choreographer Georg 562-316-2302 5623162302 e Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein. Balanchine and 562-316-2339 5623162339 Jerome RobbinsThe 2013 New York City mayoral elect 562-316-2318 5623162318 ion occurred on November 5, 2013, along with elect 562-316-2359 5623162359 ions for Comptroller, Public Advocate, Borough Pre 562-316-2333 5623162333 sident, and membersThe New York City court system 562-316-2319 5623162319 consists of the several citywide and state courts. 562-316-2380 5623162380 There are two city courts, the Criminal Court and 562-316-2365 5623162365 the Civil Court, andThe Code of the City of New 562-316-2307 5623162307 York contains the codified local laws of New York 562-316-2377 5623162377 City. As of January 2018, it contains 35 titles, n 562-316-2316 5623162316 umberedThe government of New York City, headquarte 562-316-2322 5623162322 red at New York City Hall in Lower Manhattan, is o 562-316-2361 5623162361 rganized under the New York City Charter and provi 562-316-2305 5623162305 des forDepartments in New York City government. Th 562-316-2399 5623162399 ere are many other municipal government offices wi 562-316-2324 5623162324 th the title of in New York City, and some depart 562-316-2373 5623162373 mentsThe Civil Court of the City of New York is a 562-316-2323 5623162323 civil court of the New York State Unified Court Sy 562-316-2343 5623162343 stem in New York City that decides lawsuits involv 562-316-2370 5623162370 ing claimsThe Consulate General of the Republic of 562-316-2301 5623162301 Poland in New York City is a consular missionThe 562-316-2374 5623162374 building form most closely associated with New Yo rk City is the skyscraper, which has shifted many