Queens Realtor To Shave His Signature Mustache For Charity
Paul Halvatzis, 52, of Flushing, will be facing a razor this Friday at the Redken Saloon Salon in Astoria to shave the mustache he's sported for the past 35 years.
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Paul Halvatzis, 52, of Flushing, will be facing a razor this Friday at the Redken Saloon Salon in Astoria to shave the mustache he's sported for the past 35 years.
A close shave is turning into a fresh start for an 80-year-old East Harlem barber.
The boy was just 8-years-old when Evan Sachs, 23, attacked him at a Dave & Buster's restaurant in Westbury in October of 2010. Sachs was sentenced to 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to the attack.
New York author Eleanor Lerman and her videologist brother Philip Lerman were so inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement that they combined their talents to produce a short film honoring the demonstrators.
Newt Gingrich, stumping in Mason City, Iowa with less than a week before the caucuses, blamed his slippage in the polls on negative campaigning by his competitors. But that didn't stop him from going negative against a non-candidate.
Nassau County police say the burglaries happened seven times in the past two weeks.
The imams and activists said in a letter to Mayor Michael Bloomberg that they're disturbed at his response to a series of stories detailing police department intelligence-gathering programs.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has selected the pop superstar to push the crystal button that will help drop the famed New Year's Eve ball and ring in 2012.
The names Sophia, for girls, and Ethan, for boys ranked number 2 in terms of New York City popularity for 2010.
The winning numbers are 23, 32, 33, 39, 43 and the mega-ball is 8.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is closing out 2011 by touting how safe the Big Apple is, announcing near record safety levels were maintained in this year.
Burton Radish said he couldn't believe what found on his front lawn on Tuesday morning. He was referring to what was left of a menorah that stood approximately 5 feet tall and 5 feet wide.
Jazz drummers, roadies for famous bands, people involved with Broadway productions, even members of symphony orchestras traveled to the West 46th Street shop to find equipment.
As we at WCBS Newsradio 880 count down the top 11 Tri-State Area news stories of 2011, we move on to number 6 and the anniversary of an event that changed our world.
At WCBS Newsradio 880, we continue our countdown of the top 11 Tri-State Area news stories of 2011 with one that "occupied" so much our time and one neighborhood park in Lower Manhattan.
