Caught On Camera: 2 Suspects Rob Bronx Laundromat, Hold Employee At Gunpoint
Police say one suspect then held the victim in a bathroom at gunpoint while the other suspect stole $1,500 from an office.
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Police say one suspect then held the victim in a bathroom at gunpoint while the other suspect stole $1,500 from an office.
The university says since returning to campus from spring break, the team saw a spike in positive coronavirus tests.
The pass can be printed out or pulled up on a smartphone. It uses a secure QR code to provide businesses and venues with the user's proof of vaccination or negative test status.
The tax filing deadline has been extended from April 15 until May 17 this year.
The owner of one of the cars found his vehicle seriously damaged under the biggest piece of the trunk.
The multi-colored glass curves and ascending spiral were designed by architect Segundo Cardona and artist Antonio Martorell. Both are based in Puerto Rico.
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Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg says the department hopes to complete the Gateway Project's long-delayed environmental impact statement by the end of June.
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The vice president attended a listening session at the Boys and Girls Club of New Haven. There, she discussed how the new stimulus plan will address child poverty and education.
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Lawmakers and police unions have been calling on Murphy to make the change after the original legislation barred officers from telling parents.
The pilot of the chopper reported an emergency light came on, indicating there was a problem with the tail rotor.
The Chinatown Block Watch has been patrolling the neighborhood since February 2019, weeks before COVID-19 shut down New York City.
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