Happenings, September 19
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There were no injuries on board the train, according to the MTA.
At just 11-years-old, budding fashion designer Kheris Rogers took the style world by storm this past Sunday during NY Fashion Week.
The United Nations is located at First Avenue and 42nd Street, and the NYPD urges the use of public transportation for the duration of the General Assembly, which ends Friday.
Elle McLogan eats and greets her way through the 91st annual Italian American festival.
Workers arriving at the Airport Diner in Wantage on Sunday found swastikas, "Heil Hitler" and "Kill Jews" written on the walls. A freezer also was vandalized.
After more than a decade, the lower level boarding of the Staten Island Ferry Terminal is back open.
An AMBER Alert for two young sisters allegedly abducted by their mother on Long Island has been canceled, according to state police.
Just days after the September 11th terror attacks, former President George W. Bush visited New York City.
Jimmy Nolan is on a mission to get guns off the streets of Yonkers. He does this in memory of his brother, Mike Nolan.
There was anger and alarm in Brooklyn Sunday, after two nooses were discovered at prominent locations this month.
French authorities so far do not think extremist views motivated the 41-year-old woman who was arrested as the alleged assailant.
Meditation, like yoga, has exploded in popularity recently. But as the art of being mindful goes mainstream, the stressed out are being lured in by less-than-scrupulous practitioners.
