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NYC parking scam: Officials warn of fraudulent QR codes attached to meters; what to know (opens the original)
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Law enforcement officials are warning of a new danger facing drivers trying to park in New York City. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday the arrest of a Brooklyn man who they charged with placing dozens of fraudulent QR code stickers on Manhattan parking meters. Officials said an investigation found at least 64 of the fake stickers on meters and said drivers who scanned them were led to a fraudulent website not affiliated with PARKNYC, which is the official mobile app a
Ian Alexander Kirkpatrick, formerly of Huntington, and his wife, Florida Hoxha, among 4 Americans killed in Greece explosion (opens the original)
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A Huntington High School graduate , his wife, her brother and their sister-in-law have been identified as the four Americans among the six killed in an apparent gas explosion and building collapse Friday in Athens, Greece. U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-Bronx/Queens), the Westchester County Board of Legislators and the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs identified the U.S. victims as Huntington-raised Ian Alexander Kirkpatrick, his wife, Florida Hoxha, her brother Florin Hoxha and his wife
Suffolk officials ask residents to report nor'easter damage to their homes, businesses (opens the original)
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Seeking to document the extent of destruction caused by the weekend nor'easter, Suffolk County officials are asking residents to report damage to their primary residence or business through the New York State Damage Self-Reporting Tool. While reporting is not an application for aid, authorities said its goal is to collect information that may help state, county and local officials identify supplemental storm-related damages and assist them with requests for available federal assistance programs.
Sukkot holiday events must adapt after nor'easter knocks down sukkahs on Long Island (opens the original)
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The nor'easter that hit Long Island over the weekend reminded residents of the overwhelming force of Mother Nature. It also impacted the Jewish observance of Sukkot, a weeklong holiday that begins five days after Yom Kippur and honors the 40-year survival of Israelites in the desert following the exodus from Egypt. Modern-day observances are held in temporary tents, called sukkahs. And on Long Island, many were damaged or destroyed by the strong, gusting winds and pounding rain on Friday, Saturd
Suleman Nasimi, dentist from Hicksville practicing in Queens, charged with stealing more than $300,000 from Medicaid (opens the original)
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A Queens dentist residing in Hicksville has been charged with stealing more than $300,000 by billing Medicaid for hundreds of dental procedures over a 4½-year period for work never performed, State Attorney General Letitia James announced. Suleman Nasimi, 46, and his practice, Tooth Fresh Meadows, were charged in two separate 40-count felony complaints on Monday before Queens Criminal Court Judge Jennifer Saint-Preux. Nasimi and his practice were each charged with one count of second-degree gran
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