Can You Hear Me Now? Verizon Wireless Restores Service
Many Verizon Wireless customers woke up this morning to discover that their "smart" phones had suddenly been dumbstruck by another data outage, the second in as many weeks.
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Many Verizon Wireless customers woke up this morning to discover that their "smart" phones had suddenly been dumbstruck by another data outage, the second in as many weeks.
There were plenty of Darien police officers on standby but few protestors at Occupy Darien. Organizer Margaret Rague has been eager to welcome anyone who might be part of the movement.
Police say that the two would drive around and when they saw packages delivered by UPS or the United States Postal Service, they would run up to the doorsteps and steal the holiday gifts.
An employee found an African-American baby doll hanging with a chain noose around its neck at the department's Bronx headquarters on Tuesday.
The language came close to dying out after the Holocaust as millions of Yiddish speakers either perished in Nazi concentration camps or fled to other countries where their native tongue was not welcome.
The 13-member commission has been sequestered inside a New Brunswick hotel since Monday, trading ideas on how to eliminate one of the state's 13 seats.
The feeling of loss the might not be different 23 years after the crash of PanAm 103, but just about everything else is.
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says the counterfeit prescriptions were filled in 20 counties throughout the state.
Officials say a woman was walking her dog at the South Mountain Reservation in Millburn when she found the body.
The mall's senior general manager, James M. Easley, says he's seen customers point to the billboard and tell their children: "You don't want to be that guy."
Vandals hit eight times, desecrating nativity scenes across the area. So far no arrests have been made, but if and when the perpetrators are caught, it will be prosecuted as a hate crime and could be a felony, police said.
Prosecutors say Judy Del Galdo forged the company president's name on checks deposited into a dummy corporation's bank account. Her 46-year-old son was the only signatory.
Small claims investigators manipulated witnesses and recklessly disregarded their credibility to try to make their case.
The posh pup spot, run by a former NFL player and located in the heart of Manhattan's canine-loving culture, offers blueberry facials, color tinting, and dye jobs for dogs.
You're likely all too familiar with the 12 Days of Christmas. Now, thanks to Make Music Winter, New York City will have 12 days of free concerts, as well.
