Sean Adams
It’s Last Week For 26 Schools In New York Archdiocese
As the Archdiocese looks to consolidate and streamline for long-term viability, 45 percent of the some 4,000 displaced students will reportedly not return to Catholic schools.
Demarest Parents On Edge After Alleged Luring Attempt
Demarest is a quiet, well-to-do suburb where children walk to and from school under arching shade trees along some streets that don’t even have sidewalks. But Monday afternoon, a 12-year-old girl had to run home.
Mayor Bloomberg Poised To Expand Food Scrap Composting Plan
In the coming years, New York City is looking at building a plant that would turn table scraps and egg shells into biogas to generate electricity.
Measles Warning Issued For Recent Visitors To BJ’s Store In N.J.
Measles is easily spread through the air when an infected person talks, coughs or sneezes, health officials said. People can also get sick when they come in contact with mucus or saliva from an infected person.
Workers Removing Scaffolds From Spires At St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Decades of dingy grime have been gently erased from the stately twin spires of the cathedral. You can now see the top of the north spire, WCBS 880′s Sean Adams reported Thursday morning.
Necklaces Valued At Nearly $100,000 Stolen From Tiffany’s On Fifth Avenue
A thief walked into Tiffany’s on Fifth Avenue a well-dressed man, and walked out a wanted man.
New Jersey Police Warn Of Carjackings By Fake Cops On Turnpike
New Jersey State Police don’t want the public to be alarmed, but they say there have been recent carjackings by people posing as undercover cops along the New Jersey Turnpike.
Police: Shots Were Fired But Rockland Co. Party Guest Was Killed With A Knife
Police are now trying to find Otha Williams, 20, of the Bronx as a person of interest in connection with the case. Police believe he may still be in Spring Valley/Hillcrest area.
Stories From Main Street: Stamford-Based AmeriCares Helps Those In Need Around The World
Whether it’s a tornado in Oklahoma, a tsunami in Japan, or an earthquake in Haiti, whatever the disaster is, chances are that many of the relief supplies came from a 50,000-square-foot warehouse in Stamford, Connecticut.
Former N.J. Governors Join Fight To Save Palisades From LG Headquarters
When Michele Byers, head of the New Jersey Conservation Foundation, asked four governors to implore LG Electronics not to build a tower that would soar above the tree line in Englewood Cliffs and mar the vista, they didn’t even blink.
Report: NYC To Boot More Cars By End Of Summer
There is some good news and some bad news out this morning for those who rack up lots of unpaid parking tickets.
Conn. Lawmakers Pass Bill To Keep Sandy Hook Photos Private
The negotiated bipartisan legislation came after days of closed-door talks and speculation about whether an agreement could be reached before the Wednesday’s midnight adjournment.
One Tank Trips: The Silverball Museum Arcade In Asbury Park
Every Wednesday, we’ve been taking you to destinations close by in our series One Tank Trips and now we’re moving from Connecticut to New Jersey.
Gas Leak Eyed After 7 Hurt In Explosion At Nyack College
The explosion happened just before noon at a building known as the Sky Island Lodge on South Highland Avenue.
Con Ed Plans $1 Billion In Post-Sandy Improvements For Westchester
For electric customers north of the city, your utility hopes to be better and keeping your lights on. But it will cost you.
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