Pet Owners Upset They Can't Be Interred Next To Their Furry Friends At Hartsdale Pet Cemetery
Pet owners are fighting a New York State burial ban that prohibits their ashes from being interred next to their furry friends.
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Pet owners are fighting a New York State burial ban that prohibits their ashes from being interred next to their furry friends.
Business owners are facing another day of cleanup. Many of their basements are flooded with several feet of water, and restaurant owners are being forced to replace food which they had to throw away.
Picard said Thursday he has secured more than a billion dollars through settlements with associates of the second largest feeder fund group to invest with Madoff.
People initially thought sharks were swimming off the Grand and Blaine avenue beaches in Seaside Heights Wednesday.
Actress Paz de la Huerta has admitted harassing a former reality TV figure in a chic West Village bar during a fight laced with ill will about their respective claims to fame.
The victim was pulled from the pool at the Skyview Manor Motel in Seaside Heights around 5:15 p.m. Wednesday.
On Staten Island, a young woman is not letting her serious conditions hold her back from helping those in need, and now the Bronx Bombers have come to help her.
Council speaker Christine Quinn, usually a staunch Bloomberg ally, is furious at the administration's court attempt to knock down a city law limiting the size of homeless shelters to 200 beds.
The body of Daniel Bobis, 32, was found today 20 miles from where he vanished while surfing 10-foot waves in the waters off Sumatra Island over the weekend.
Putnam had 25 incidents in violent crimes last year and 32 during the same period this year, but Putnam County Sheriff Donald Smith says it's important to remember how small these numbers were to start.
Two months after undergoing a double-mastectomy, Eva van Dok Pinkley, 40, got pregnant. However, the procedure that saved her life has now left her unable to nurse her 3-week-old son Oliver.
Suffolk County SPCA chief Ray Gross says all of the cats and kittens are in need of loving homes, including a pregnant female and a nursing mother with five kittens.
You don't usually hear of a business group supporting a new tax.
Executive director Frank Corvino, says the tax collects nearly 5 percent of hospital revenue, leaving a shortfall of $8.5 million.
"Catch me if you can. I'm in Brooklyn.'' Those were the words posted on the Facebook page of a fugitive wanted in upstate New York.
