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Easton home searched to aid Brooklyn investigation; details kept secret
Easton police searched a house on the city's South Side on Monday afternoon to assist New York prosecutors in a Brooklyn investigation, police said. The small, single-story house at 139 Scott St. was searched at 3:15 p.m. Representatives of the Kings...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System, Prosecution, Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Crime, Law and Justice
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Julien B. Laguerre, 72
Julien B. Laguerre, 72, of Brooklyn, N.Y., died Thursday, April 18, 2013. A graveside service will be Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Rose Hill Cemetery with the Rev. Ann Boyd officiating. Arrangements are by Minnich Funeral Home, 415 E. Wilson Blvd.,... -
Rabbi Reuven Frankel, 1930-2013
Reuven Frankel never planned to become a rabbi. He had a beautiful, rich baritone that made him a natural as a cantor, or hazzan, the person who leads the congregation in singing prayers along with the rabbi. For two decades, he had worked as a cantor...
Tags: Religious Education, Music, Education, Apple iTunes, Judaism
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READER SUBMITTED: Dr. Stephen Becker, President/CEO Of HARC, Inc. To Retire
HartfordHARC, Inc., an organization serving people with intellectual and related disabilities, celebrates the transformational 36-year tenure of President/CEO, Dr. Stephen Becker, who has announced that he will retire July 12. Dr. Becker, who began his career at...Tags: City University of New York, Colleges and Universities, Queens (New York City), Columbia University
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'Nowhere to Run' author sprints back to Valley
The choice is yours: your friends or your future. While teaching at a community college in Washington D.C., former East Penn and Parkland teacher Claire J. Griffin realized that many of her students had faced this tough decision. It inspired her to...Tags: Teachers, Students, Libraries, Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture
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MSG Plan To Run Nassau Coliseum Mentions Hartford's AHL Team
The Hartford CourantWhile Madison Square Garden Co. is competing for the right to renovate and run the Nassau Coliseum, the company says it has no specific plan to eventually move its AHL affiliate from Hartford to Long Island if it wins the bid. The Islanders will be...Tags: XL Center, New York Liberty, Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, Long Island
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Cablevision to give kids network Sprout a boost
Sprout is spreading its roots. The kids network aimed at children ages 2 to 5 has landed a distribution deal with Cablevision Systems Corp., a large pay-TV operator in the New York City area. Getting access to Cablevision subscribers is key for Sprout...
Tags: SpongeBob SquarePants (tv program), Cablevision Systems Corp., Iron Man 3 (movie), New York City, PBS (tv network)
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Heart Of New York City In Manchester
The Hartford CourantA usually quiet side street was animated Friday with the pop and chatter of power tools and the loud, distinctive sound of New York City accents. Volunteers with Heart 9/11, mostly retired firefighters and police officers from New York, comprised the...Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Sandy Hook Elementary School, New York City, Manchester
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MSG Eyes Long Island
pdoyle@courant.comMadison Square Garden Company signed a lease extension with Comcast Spectacor just five weeks ago, reaching an agreement to keep its AHL affiliate at Hartford's XL Center for at least the next three seasons. But it seems the executives at MSG may...Tags: Philadelphia Flyers, XL Center, Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, Long Island
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Can social media help save life of Rufus the beagle?
In the two weeks since the fight to save Rufus the beagle launched on Facebook, supporters — and cash — have rolled in. The owner of the brown-and-white beagle-pug mix who bit her 4-year-old son in the face last month has seen his case...
Tags: Social Media, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Media Industry, Orange County (New York)
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A modern chair is sometimes just a piece of sculpture
A chair has four legs, a seat, a back and perhaps arms - or at least that was the rule for hundreds of years. Do you ever stop to think about chairs? Before the 16th century, only the king, the church hierarchy or the most important person in the room sat...Tags: Auction Service, Travel, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Transportation, Railway Transportation
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Allegedly intoxicated man arrested at Main Beach
A Brooklyn, N.Y., man who allegedly bothered children at Main Beach on April 26 was arrested on suspicion of public intoxication, Laguna Beach police said. Officers took Borislav Rabinovich, 31, into custody on $500 bail, Capt. Jason Kravetz wrote in an...
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