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New Twist In Messy Rutgers Scandal, Report Says FBI Is Looking Into Former RU Assistant
“That’s clearly not true, Mr. Murdock acted without any motivation for money when he brought this to the attention of Rutgers in June of 2012. It’s Rutgers who didn’t act,” said attorney Barry Kozyra.
NYC Health Dept. Warns Of Potential Hepatitis A Exposure At West Village Restaurant
The New York City Department of Health said anyone who ate dessert at the Alta Restaurant, located at 64 W. 10th St. between March 23 to April should get a Hepatitis A vaccine as a “precautionary measure.”
Security Breach Involving Delta Employee Rocks John F. Kennedy Airport
A bizarre security breach at John F. Kennedy International Airport will have everyone talking soon enough.
Man Charged In Beating, Robbery Of Woman On Stairs At Brooklyn Subway Station
Dina Perez, 56, got off a southbound F train at the 18th Avenue station around 2:40 a.m. when the man attacked her, police said. He fled with unspecified personal items he stole from the woman, police said.
Preservationists Protest Removal Of Cobblestones On Brooklyn Streets
A smoothing over of some cobblestone streets has some preservationists ready to rumble.
Medical Examiner Begins Sifting WTC Debris For Sept. 11 Remains
The work began Monday and is expected to continue for about 10 weeks on Staten Island.
City To Resume Search For Human Remains In Twin Towers’ Debris
The grim and sad search for human remains in the debris from the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks resumes Monday.
Quick-Moving Fire In Perth Amboy Displaces Dozens Of Residents
Flames leaped from home to home, quickly spreading through row houses in Perth Amboy. The blaze swept through five homes in total.
A League Of Their Own: NYC PSAL Unveils All-Girls High School Wrestling
History has been made in New York City schools — with all-girls wrestling. Some girls used to wrestle on boy’s teams, but now they finally have a league of their own.
Professor Touts ‘Pay-As-You-Weigh’ Model For Airline Tickets
In an exploratory analysis, Dr. Bharat P Bhatta writes that the so-called pay-as-you-weigh model can be “technically and economically feasible.”
Small-Town New Jersey Store Reports Selling Winning Powerball Ticket
Workers at a store in Burlington County, New Jersey, were thrust into a big spotlight late Sunday, as they just heard from a man who told them he is holding the winning ticket for the $338.3 million Powerball drawing.
Hundreds Rally For Gay Rights At Washington Square Park
The demonstration comes as the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on two cases this week.
Architectural Digest Home Design Show To Give Public Chance To See How Stars Live
It could be your chance to see how the stars live. The Architectual Digest Home Design show lets you step inside the pages of a luxury home magazine for an up close look at the gorgeous goods.
Rare Chinese Bowl Bought For $3 At NY Tag Sale Sells For $2.2M
An upstate New York family was bowled over, after a tag sale purchase fir a mere $3 turned out to be worth $2.22 million.
2 Men Arrested In Separate Bomb Threats At Newark Airport
An Israeli citizen and A Hoboken man were both arrested Sunday for allegedly making separate false bomb threats at Newark-Liberty International Airport.
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