Woman Formally Indicted On Murder Charges After Fiance's Body Pulled From Hudson
A woman accused of killing her fiancé during a kayaking trip on the Hudson River has been formally indicted on murder charges.
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A woman accused of killing her fiancé during a kayaking trip on the Hudson River has been formally indicted on murder charges.
A 6-year-old special needs student got off the bus at school, but never made it to class. Instead, they found him more than 30 blocks away.
The move follows a deadly derailment earlier this month in which investigators are searching for clues to the train engineer's actions just before the crash.
The mother-duo face several drug charges for allegedly selling heroin, making $100 a night.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is announcing the expansion of an experimental teaching program.
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A man claiming to work for the water company showed up at the woman's front door saying he was there to check a leaky pipe, a service that would cost $50, police said.
A woman saw the toddler and immediately brought him to a firehouse on Sanford Avenue.
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Retired firefighter Paul Hashagen was relaxing at his vacation home in Greenport over the holiday when he was summoned to help rescue two teenagers in the Long Island Sound.
It happened late Monday night at her apartment building on Walnut Street.
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