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IOC VP Says Lance Armstrong Confession Was ‘Too Little, Too Late’
“If he really loves his sport and wants to regain at least some credibility,” said Thomas Bach, “then he should tell the whole truth and cooperate with the relevant sports bodies.”
NYC Bus Drivers Strike Creates Transportation Frustrations For Parents
It was a frustrating day for parents and students across New York City as the school bus drivers strike forced thousands to find a new way to school.
NYPD: Suspect Charged With Arson, Murder In Deadly SoHo Blaze
Wei Chu Wu, 45, has been charged with arson, second degree murder, felony assault of a police officer and resisting arrest, police said Friday.
Some Advice To Avoid Getting The Dreaded Flu
An early surge of the flu has claimed at least 18 lives nationwide, and in New York, the number of flu cases is already more than three times what was seen last year.
3 Killed, 3 Injured In Violent Crash In Brooklyn
A devastating crash in Brooklyn early Saturday took the lives of three people, and left three others injured.
Boy Suffering From Leukemia, Family Return Home After Sandy Damage
The New Year is off to an encouraging start for one Freeport, Long Island, family devastated by Superstorm Sandy.
Parents, Students Rally To Keep South Bronx Catholic School Open
A Roman Catholic school in the South Bronx that has been in operation for more than 100 years could close come 2013.
New Mom Dead, Several Others Injured When Car Plunges Into Marsh Near JFK; Driver Charged With DWI
A new mother died Tuesday and three others were injured, after a car an off Brookville Boulevard and plunged into a marsh near Jamaica Bay in Queens early Sunday.
Rain For Many, But Up To 6 Inches Of Snow May Be Coming
A blast of winter was pounding the Tri-State Area this Saturday, and up to 6 inches of snow were expected to fall in some areas, although some regions were seeing only rain in the afternoon.
8-Year-Old Foster Child Unwraps Donated Gift, Finds Teddy Bear Armed With Pistol
It was a Christmas morning in Harlem that turned frightening.
New Yorkers Help Make It A Merry Christmas For Those Less Fortunate
A Christmas Day party and gift exchange went off as planned in the basement of the Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn just two days after a fire broke out inside the Episcopal church.
Volunteers Kick Off New York Cares Coat Drive On Christmas Day
Volunteers of all ages packed the New York City Rescue Mission for New York Cares. The organization is committed to keeping New Yorkers warm this holiday season.
Christmas Eve Services To Go Ahead At Brooklyn Church Apparently Targeted By Arsonist
Christmas Eve services were in jeopardy after Sunday’s blaze, but Father Chris Ballard confirmed to 1010 WINS Monday they will go ahead as planned.
2-Alarm Fire Damages Brooklyn Church Just Ahead Of Christmas
Officials said the fire broke out around 4 a.m. and took firefighters about an hour to bring it under control. More than 100 firefighters were on the scene helping to extinguish the blaze.
Group: ‘Super Saturday’ Shopping In Herald Square Up Compared To Last Year
This year, the 34th Street Partnership counted 21,966 shopping bags. The group counted 17,290 bags last year, marking a 27 percent increase this year.


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