'Start Over Smart' Expo Offers Expert Advice For Life During, After Divorce
Various exhibits will help people sort through recommended divorce attorneys, therapists and financial planners.
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Various exhibits will help people sort through recommended divorce attorneys, therapists and financial planners.
The legendary Apollo Theater is taking its amateur night across the pond, and it's looking for four talented and lucky contestants to represent the Big Apple.
A Long Island student was arrested on Friday for viciously attacking a 50-year-old teacher. The attack happened in the hallway at Elmont Memorial High School on Long Island, according to WCBS 880's Sophia Hall.
Dozens of people gathered on Friday outside MS 577 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, protesting that the school has been plagued by problems for years -- including mold inside the classrooms.
John Massas, 35, is a subcontractor with Nuco Painting out of Islandia. Officials said Massas was working underneath the bridge when he slipped.
Adoptable dogs and cats will be available from several local rescue organizations.
The accident happened around 9 p.m. Thursday in a building on Woodycrest Avenue in the Highbridge section of the borough.
"Start Over Smart" will be held at the Metropolitan Pavilion this weekend. Its founders say the expo is an antidote to the nation's massive wedding planning industry.
The winning numbers are 2, 4, 23, 38, 46 and the Mega Ball is 23.
Kenya Edmonds, 23, was arrested and charged with 2nd-degree murder and 1st-degree manslaughter.
The $132.5 billion budget was negotiated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the Senate Republican and Assembly's Democratic majorities
The incident took place early Friday morning. Police responded to an apartment on West 56th Street where they encountered Mason and 48-year-old woman.
"The unemployment rate in this country is 8.2 percent. For post-9/11 veterans it's 12.4 percent. That is a national shame," said Rep. Steve Israel.
Some major credit card companies are warning their customers that their account information may have fallen into the wrong hands. As many as 10 million MasterCard and Visa customers may be victims of the latest big credit card security breach.
A new avenue is coming to Midtown. Actually, it's a mini avenue seven blocks long and reserved for pedestrians. And because it's a "mini" street it's got a "mini' name -- "6 1/2" Avenue.
