NYPD: Suspect Wanted For 4 Robberies In Queens
Officials say the suspect always wears a hooded sweatshirt and a multi-colored bandana over the lower half of his face.
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Officials say the suspect always wears a hooded sweatshirt and a multi-colored bandana over the lower half of his face.
Philomenia Mistrulli received a letter from the Cemetery of the Holy Rood in Westbury telling her the bronze vase on her husband's grave was stolen.
Ojeda didn't check in with the guys Friday regarding the passing of his former teammate, Mets great Gary Carter. In this interview from January, Ojeda talks fondly of Carter with Boomer & Carton.
After much consideration and several health scares, Nick has decided to step down from "Rollin with Nick Cannon'" and hosted his last show today.
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The Catholic Church is closely watching the attention Archbishop Timothy Dolan is receiving, praise and adulation one expert says is exactly what it needs right now.
Newark Police Director Samuel DeMaio says those not on the guest list for the funeral shouldn't even bother showing up to the New Hope Baptist Church on Saturday.
Wilbert Cortez, a teacher at P.S. 174, has been charged with two counts of second-degree course of sexual conduct against a child and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child in the Queens incidents.
"It's shocking. What can you think when you look at property and 221 stumps are in the ground? It's a shocking event," said Debbie Cantow, who owns the land where the trees were cut.
Cheers erupted Thursday as the vote was announced, 42-33 in favor. The state Assembly passed a bill legalizing same-sex marriage just days after the Senate did the very same thing.
Dave Mercier, who is a vendor in Times Square, said some of the fines include those doled out for vending before eight o'clock at night and vending three feet from the sidewalk.
The suspects are charged with turning the South Shore of the Island into a veritable supermarket for drugs, with everything from oxycodone pills to cocaine and LSD for sale.
The rain did not deter more than 100 angry residents who gathered at 91st Street and York Avenue to protest the proposed transfer station at the location.
