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Jewish Community Split Over Internet Issue, Gathering And Rally Held At Citi Field Highlight Differing Views
Jewish men and women held a rally outside of Citi Field in response to a gathering held by Jewish religious leaders who believe that the Internet threatens their way of life.
Man Jumps Onto Subway Tracks, Saves The Life Of Complete Stranger
After regularly warning his children about subway safety, an Upper West Side father saved a woman's life in a daring rescue on Saturday.
Blind Chinese Dissident Arrives At NYU, Prepares To Study Law
Man Convicted Of Bombing Pan-Am Flight 103 Dies At Home
Pilot Program Named After Leiby Kletzky To Put Security Cameras In Borough Park, Flatbush
Roughly 45,000 Take Part In 27th Annual AIDS Walk New York To Raise Money, Awareness
DA Releases Report On Nearly 100 Orthodox Jews Being Investigated For Sex Crimes
Long Island Rail Road Plans To Spend $200 Million To Upgrade Main Line
Long Island’s Sarah Grace Foundation Helps Families With Children Battling Cancer
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Dharun Ravi To Receive Sentence On Monday In Rutgers’ Webcam Spy Trial
Sentencing day is tomorrow for the former Rutgers student convicted of spying on his gay roommate. Dharun Ravi faces up to 10 years in prison.
Man Convicted Of Bombing Pan-Am Flight 103 Dies At Home
A New Jersey woman whose daughter was killed in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing says the death of the only person ever convicted in the case should not be used as an excuse to end any ongoing investigations into who planned and carried out the blast.
Two People Injured In NJ Boating Accident
Police: New Jersey Couple Arrested With Massive Amounts Of Drugs, Guns, And Cash
NJ Transit Officials Calling This Weekend The Busiest In The Agency’s History
L.I. Student Charged In New Zealand Crash That Killed His Classmates
Residents Of Teaneck Falling Prey To ‘Outbreak’ Of ID Theft, Credit Card Fraud
New Jersey Colony Of Honeybees Nearly Wiped Out Accidentally By Pesticides
Paterson, N.J. Auxiliary Cops In Hot Water Over Fatal Motorcycle Accident
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New State Law Allows Connecticut Consumers To Buy Alcohol On Sundays
A new state law takes effect this weekend, allowing retail alcohol sales on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at package stores. Supermarkets, which already sell beer, will also be able to sell beer on Sundays.
Optimism Surrounds Condition Of Stamford Cop Injured In Wild Car And Foot Chase
The man being held in connection with the critical injury of police officer faced a judge, along with angry cops from the Stamford Police Department who attended his arraignment on Friday.
Stamford Cop Critically Hurt Falling From Bridge During Chase
New Canaan Police Plan Distracted Driving Forum After Jogger’s Death
Co-Workers Upset By Website From Mother Of Shooter In Manchester Beer Co. Massacre
Bridgeport Mayor Has High Hopes As Malloy Signs Education Reform
Conn. Teen Facing Homicide Charges After Accident That Killed Jogger
Middle-Aged Woman Kills Her Elderly Mother, Then Herself In Dilapidated Stamford House
Middletown High Student Sets Off Fire Alarm With ‘Overabundance’ Of Axe Body Spray
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Bee Gees Star Robin Gibb Passes Away At 62
Robin Gibb, a founding member of the Bee Gees who helped propel the group to international stardom, has died. He was 62.
Day Of Family Fun Ends In Mild Frustration, Darth Vader Given Parking Ticket In Brooklyn
Even with his loyal Storm Troopers in tow, Darth Vader could not manage to get out of a New York City parking ticket.
‘Blue Bloods’ Star Tom Selleck Details His Road To Fame
Willie Nelson Rocks New Jersey At Montclair’s Wellmont Theatre
Donna Summer, ‘Queen Of Disco,’ Dead At 63
Gotham Gossipist: Report: ‘American Idol’ To Lose Jennifer Lopez
N.J. Band The Gaslight Anthem Impress At Brooklyn Performance
Video Parody With Booker Reopens Possibility Of Gov. Christie On GOP Ticket
CBS Announces New 2012-2013 Primetime Lineup
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Roughly 45,000 Take Part In 27th Annual AIDS Walk New York To Raise Money, Awareness
45,000 people walked up to 6.2 miles in the 27th annual AIDS Walk New York on Sunday to raise money for AIDS research. It's the largest HIV/AIDS fundraiser in the world, benefiting the Gay Men's Health Crisis and other HIV/AIDS charities.
Long Island’s Sarah Grace Foundation Helps Families With Children Battling Cancer
In an effort to help other families, the Weipperts started the Sarah Grace Foundation, which provides gift cards for food, parking at the hospitals and transportation for those families whose children are battling cancer.
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 7 – Doctors Battle Overprescription
Upper East Side Residents Rally Against Proposed Trash Terminal On 91st Street
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 6 – Law Enforcement’s New Focus On Painkiller-Related Violence
Cancer Survivor Bikes Cross-Country To Thank Long Island Doctor For Saving His Life
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 5 – Staten Island’s Drug Death Problem
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 4 – Ex-NBA Star, Drug Addict Now On Mission
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 3 – NBA Star’s Downward Spiral
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- President Obama rakes in more campaign donations than Mitt Romney in April FEC reports
- NATO commits to Afghanistan beyond 2014
- Ron Paul wins majority of delegates in Minnesota
- Rubio fires up S.C. Republicans by attacking Obama
- NAACP backs marriage equality
- G-8 leaders say Greece should remain in Eurozone
- At Camp David G-8 meeting, leaders "unified" on Iran
- Obama says Wall Street regulations should move forward
- Wis. Sen. Johnson slams Obama for economic policy "failure"
- NATO Summit is not popular in host city Chicago
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