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Mineola Architect’s Paperwork Scam Exposed In Brooklyn Building Battle, Man Settles With AG

A Long Island architect who played a crucial role in a New York City building scam won’t face criminal consequences, authorities announced Tuesday, Sept. 15. Kevin McCray, who worked out of Mineola, instead cooperated in the investigation and will only be banned from working with NYC’s Department of…
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NYC’s Beloved Restaurant Candle Is Closing. Its Chef Says He Made a Big Mistake.

Three years ago, chef Jorge Pineda revealed that, together with fellow chef Angel Ramos, he would be opening the fourth iteration of New York’s beloved Candle restaurant brand. From the start, the bar was high. The first Candle Cafe opened in the 1990s and was so beloved that it led to two more entirely vegan concepts:
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Cops return beloved NYC bodega cat days after couple snatched him — and have...

The cat-astrophe has ended. A beloved Park Slope bodega cat was reunited with his devoted owner Tuesday, just days after the feline was plucked off a Brooklyn street by a pair of accused cruel hipsters — and now one of the alleged snatchers is in police custody. Cops brought little Jabal to the 8th St. Mini Mart in the
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Kensington Alley Attacker Gets 12 Years After Bystander, Off-Duty Cop Stepped In

A Brooklyn judge sentenced 26-year-old Janeal Figueroa to 12 years in prison on Monday for sexually assaulting a woman he followed from a Kensington bar in 2023, capping a case that hinged on surveillance video, a fast-moving eyewitness and an off-duty officer who happened to be visiting from out of state.
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A Century of Sandwiches Ends: Why This NYC Deli Just Served Its Last Customer

Manor Delicatessen in Woodhaven, Queens, served its last customers on August 21, ending a run of more than 100 years. The closure removes one of New York City’s longest-running neighborhood delis from Jamaica Avenue.
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Man jumps counter, steals entire cash register from Wendy’s in Brooklyn: police

Man jumps counter, steals entire cash register from Wendy's in Brooklyn: police
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Mom with head injury found dead in Brooklyn home: NYPD

BAY RIDGE, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A 59-year-old mom with a suspicious head injury was found dead in her Brooklyn home on Monday morning, police said. The woman’s son called 911 after finding her body on the floor in the home on 79th Street in Bay Ridge at around 9:30 a.m., according to the NYPD. The […]
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Tragic story behind doomed 24-year-old students struck & killed by train moments after couple...

THE mysterious deaths of two friends who were hit by a New York City subway train while sitting on the tracks are still being investigated by police. Malaika Chitre and Navam Kaul, both 24 years old and recent Rutgers University graduates from New Jersey, were killed around 3:15am on Sunday when a train struck them in
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NYC to auction off seized or abandoned vehicles

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — If you are looking to buy a vehicle but want to avoid the full prices at dealerships, the City of New York holds regular auctions featuring cars that have been seized or abandoned. Auctions will be held across the five boroughs, and the purchaser must pick up the vehicles where […]
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Bensonhurst residents object to New York City’s tree planting plan over cultural impact

A city effort to plant more trees is facing opposition in Bensonhurst, where members of the Chinese American community say the placement of new trees could have an impact on feng shui.

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