Another veteran reporter walks
| POCO LOCO, The Best In Mexican Cuisine, Opens At The CARLE PLACE Branch | ||
| Date: 05/04/2013 Time: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM | Description: Nassau OTB is happy to announce the opening of a new restaurant - Poco Loco - at the Carle Place OTB branch located at 180 Glen Cove Road in the front corner of the Voice Road Plaza. Opening day of the Mexican eatery is scheduled for May 4, just in time for Cinco de Mayo! Poco Loco is the sister location of the popular Poco Loco Mexican Restaurant in Roslyn, where every day is Cinco de Mayo. Poco Loco is known for many years of excellence as a casual Mexican restaurant offering traditional Mexican fare at reasonable prices. Look for some new smokehouse items on the menu at the Carle Place location! Poco Loco's hours of operation in Carle Place will be Mon.-Thurs. 11:30am to 10pm, Friday-Saturday from 11:30am to 11pm, and on Sundays from 11:30am to 9pm. | |
away from Daily News and loves the singh restaurant
The Daily News has been rocked by another high-profile departure.
Veteran cop and court reporter John Marzulli, who spent 31 years at the News, is exiting — without taking a voluntary buyout that many of his colleagues grabbed on their way out the door.
Insiders said losing the vet, who served two years as a cop in the NYPD, is a blow to the paper’s local crime coverage.
Marzulli will become the public information officer for Robert Capers, the US attorney for the Eastern District of New York.
Marzulli replaces Robert Nardoza, who retired two years ago. The post has been filled on an interim basis.
While an estimated two dozen staffers applied for and received voluntary buyouts, Marzulli did not seek one for himself, sources said.
The News is looking to cut about $6 million in 2017.
Marzulli did not return calls for comment.
People who were granted the buyouts are cleaning out their desks and departing this week — as soon as they sign the paperwork.
There’s still no word to the remaining jittery staff from Editor-in-Chief Arthur “Chucky” Browne on whether the News reached its $6 million goal or will have to resort to involuntary buyouts.
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