Family Suing Town Of Islip After Boy Is Burned By Hot Tar On Street
A mother claimed Thursday afternoon that her 11-year-old son fell into hot tar on their Long Island neighborhood street that was being repaved.
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A mother claimed Thursday afternoon that her 11-year-old son fell into hot tar on their Long Island neighborhood street that was being repaved.
The proposal comes after a Sikh man was allegedly run over last month by a truck driver yelling hateful comments.
One of the teens, 16-year-old Naftali Frankel, was an American citizen whose family is originally from Brooklyn.
The information comes from NJ Transit's new computerized system for tracking buses. Previously, the agency relied on workers at six major terminals to record when buses departed.
On Saturday the small town of Savsjo, deep inside the pine forest of Smaland province, is celebrating the 375th anniversary of the sea captain's 1639 arrival in what is now the Bronx, where he was the first European settler.
The rebuilding of Sandy-ravaged Islip Beach is finally complete with the reopening of its new shore-front restaurant and more durable boardwalk.
Joshua Faudem testified that he had just worked a shift as a bartender at Mike's Place in April 2003 when a suicide bomber struck.
There was no immediate word from the state's attorney's office on whether the boy's father, Kyle Seitz, will be charged.
Frank Siller, who heads the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, said the "smart homes" are going to veterans who have suffered catastrophic wounds.
An intense search is underway for a man police said went on a violent robbery spree in Central Park.
The bill would also allow people to sign up for monthly emails to update them when gun offenders move into your neighborhood, officials said.
New York state is getting $800 million as its share of a national $16.65 billion settlement with Bank of America over its role in the sale of mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the financial crisis.
The incident took place at around 10:15 a.m. at 10th Avenue and 16th Street, officials said.
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce is warning local merchants to consider closing their doors on Saturday in case violence breaks out during a march against police brutality.
Tonight in New York City: Listen to scary stories in the dark, taste some delicious gin-inspired cocktails, or watch a screening of Sharknado 2: The Second One up on the big screen.
