Volunteers Care For Birds At NYC Wildlife Rehab Center
"They are flying through. This is their ancient flyway and they go smashing into the skyscrapers we built right on their path," said Rita McMahon.
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"They are flying through. This is their ancient flyway and they go smashing into the skyscrapers we built right on their path," said Rita McMahon.
Sam Schwartz, known as "Gridlock Sam" to many, wasn't kidding Friday when said his new plan to raise $1.2 billion a year tolling the East River bridges will hit a lot of people.
Residents who were home at the time say they heard what sounded like fireworks and then saw sparks shooting outside their windows.
Officials say the woman and her husband had recently purchased the home and were doing a survey in the back of the house when the woman fell 12 feet down into a cistern after some floorboards gave way.
Danielle Mills is one of the winners of the "Re-write Your Day Campaign," where special events that were ruined by a migraine are recreated.
Robert Wiedmann, 38, suffered second and third-degree burns to over 50 percent of his body while fighting a fire the week before Christmas in Crown Heights.
Redinel Dervishaj, 35, pleaded not guilty when he appeared before a judge Friday. He is accused of killing 27-year-old Anthony Lacertosa in the midst of a brawl outside the Espana Restaurant in Annadale.
The exercise will simulate a steam release in Grand Central Terminal and will result in some street closures.
"Nazareth is a place where everyone feels comfortable and we're at home at Nazareth. Our students in the inner city need schools like Nazareth," principal Providencia Quiles said.
Suffolk County police said they arrested and charged 34-year-old Matthew Kraus for for disposing the body of 45-year-old Pura Simancas in Manorville.
Vinnie Parco, private eye to accused madam Anna Gristina, spent about ten minutes in the Manhattan District Attorney's office on Friday.
Rev. Michael Clare, who was free on bail, is now being held on $700,000 cash bail.
Walcott said he believes in "the expansion of charters throughout our system in all neighborhoods."
An effort is underway to remove the handcuffs from police dogs in New York state... figuratively, of course.
The attorney for Eric Giray says his client's classmate called him names like "elephant ears" and mocked his religion during grades 6 through 8 at the Calhoun School.
