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Vigneault is ready to breathe fresh life into the Rangers. It's going to be a new era of exciting, offensively-expressive hockey now that Vigneault is replacing John Tortorella behind the Blueshirts' bench.
David Papik, 33, has been charged with second-degree scheme to defraud after police said he went door-to-door Wednesday and collected donations in Farmingville.
A string of violent attacks in Stamford has left some people afraid to go out at night, and police say these attacks have been carried out by children.
One little line tweak. One subtle strategic adjustment. That might be all it takes in this tight Stanley Cup finals.
Steve Schirripa joined WFAN host Mike Francesa in studio on Friday to discuss the life of Gandolfini and expound upon the man that he was, both on the screen and off.
Many of the county park pools suffered severe damage in superstorm Sandy and have undergone extensive repairs and improvements.
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Bryant Toth, a manager at Soho House testified that when Cachay and Brooks checked in after midnight, just hours before Cachay's death, he was told they'd problems that night - a fire in their apartment.
New York lawmakers have approved Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan to shrink the Long Island Power Authority's staff and turn over daily operations to Public Service Electric & Gas Co. next year.
This series is many things, but the battle between Toews and Bergeron will come to the forefront from this point forward. No matter what this year's numbers say, those two are hockey twins.
Using data from 2010, the study found more than 1,500 pedestrians were treated in emergency rooms for injuries linked to using a phone while walking, CBS 2 reported.
A total of 175 people, both professional and amateur, tickled the electronic ivories
Matt Harvey isn't the next Roger Clemens, Zack Wheeler isn't the next A.J. Burnett and LeBron James isn't the next Michael Jordan.
U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal said Metro-North will install shunts on portions of its New Haven line within the next four weeks which work crews can attach to rails in a work zone to alert controllers.
