Roslyn News - Fri Nov 06
Europeans made homes in the Herricks area 365 years ago. Over that long a period of time, some unpleasant things are bound to happen anywhere.
It's Feel Good Friday ...Long Island CityCW11 New York WPIX-TV - Thu Nov 05
What would you do if Channel 11 gave you $1,000 in cash? Every Friday now is "Feel Good Friday," as Help Me Howard is giving away $1,000 to one very lucky person.
Bail granted to suspectThe Victoria Star - Thu Nov 05
A man who recently moved to Nova Scotia from Alberta has been granted bail on a charge of using the Internet to lure a child under 16 for sex.
Thousands Failed to Vote, for Just as Many ReasonsNew York Times - Thu Nov 05
New Yorkers by the tens of thousands failed to vote on Tuesday. And their reasons and excuses for not doing so numbered almost as many - apathy, absent-mindedness, willful protest and, for a great number, a belief that their vote just wouldn't count in a race that was not supposed to be in doubt.
Internet luring suspect granted bailThe Chronicle Herald - Wed Nov 04
A man who recently moved to the South Shore from Alberta has been granted bail on a charge of using the Internet to lure a child under the age of 16 for sex.
Son's murder wasn't 'road rage,' but execution by friendNY Daily News - Wed Nov 04
Ramon Blas tried to escape in this UPS delivery truck before he was killed Tuesday.
Province to expand large-print book delivery service to Prince CountyJournal-Pioneer - Wed Nov 04
The Public Library Service's Community Care Facility Delivery Service is expanding to include four additional facilities in Prince County.
Limo biz has golden touchNY Daily News - Tue Nov 03
Gold Seal Car's Arkady Sheynin and wife, Lilya , with Herald National Bank's Henry Ngai and employees Ivan Batiashvili, Tom Psathas and Garry Takha.
Cement lady mixes it upNew York Daily News - Tue Nov 03
Diane Macchio with one of her 'babies.' The lady's in cement. But Diane Macchio says she's been running into cinderblock walls of sexual discrimination for daring to carve her name in the wet concrete of this gritty trade in Queens that has traditionally been ruled by a gruff boys club.
Developing coastal policy in Nova ScotiaRabble.ca - Mon Nov 02
A friend of mine here in Yarmouth County, whose yard backs up on a salt marsh, says that two or three times a year now, the water rises to levels that he used to see only once every 10 years.
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