Nassau Police Divers Search Waters Off Long Beach For Stolen Torahs
Two torahs and sacred religious items were stolen from a synagogue on Walnut Street in Long Beach in late August.
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Two torahs and sacred religious items were stolen from a synagogue on Walnut Street in Long Beach in late August.
It happened on Aug. 30 on Third Avenue near East 144th Street in the Mott Haven section.
Police say 35-year-old Shakeinne Jones died from his injuries on Aug. 9.
According to police, a 68-year-old man was inside his home when he saw two people take a package that was sitting outside.
The boat's captain says the doe was having trouble keeping her head above water.
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The usually tranquil Ho-Ho-Kus Brook swelled more than 10 feet, flooding homes and turning backyards into a fast-moving river.
If convicted, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others could face the death penalty.
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There are a lot of new protocols in schools, like screenings and temperature checks, but most parents said they are just thankful their kids are fully back in buildings.
