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For the last few Columbus Day weekends there have been quiet gatherings in Columbus Circle of people with indigenous American ancestry honoring their part of the story when the old and new worlds met face to face.
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There are some risks to using your debit or credit card in public places, said Howard Schwartz of the Connecticut Better Business Bureau.
New York's secondary is a mess. Cornerback Dee Milliner may be done for the year. And Joe Benigno wants Wilson on the first bus out of town.
Terms of the sale allow Hilton to run the hotel for the next 100 years and call for "a major renovation'' that officials say has raised eyebrows in Washington, where fears of Chinese eavesdropping and cyber espionage run high.
The party took place at around 10:30 p.m. Saturday night on Fourth Avenue, 1010 WINS' Glenn Schuck reported.
Ahead of its release, there have been questions about what's left out of the book "All Things Possible."
The American Red Cross has launched a campaign aimed at cutting the number of deaths in home fires by 25 percent over the next five years.
Some political heavy-hitters are coming to Connecticut to help out in the state's close race for governor.
The girl was on Laurel Drive when a van slowly drove by her three times, police said.
While the discovery of a dead body would be shocking in most neighborhoods, residents in that section of Huntington Station said they were not stunned by the news.
Philip Romano, whose tongue measures 3.9 inches from its tip to the outside of his lips, appears in the 2015 edition of the book "Ripley's Believe It or Not! Reality Shock!"
Sen. Charles Schumer wants a federal law to prohibit trespassing on big bridges or structures like the Statue of Liberty after incidents involving people who scaled the Brooklyn Bridge and World Trade Center.
Tonight in New York City: Learn how to create the perfect cocktail, test out your Harry Potter knowledge, or satisfy your sweet tooth during a chocolate tour and tasting at Mast Brothers.
This year marks the 45th anniversary of the 1969 landing on the moon and the realization of President Kennedy's dream.
