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Widow sues after witnessing husband killed in Queens personal watercraft crash | Exclusive (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (WABC) -- A woman whose husband was killed while the couple was riding a personal watercraft in Queens has filed a lawsuit accusing the marina where they rented the vessel of gross negligence. Ian Gumbs, 56, was killed after he and his wife, Stacey Thomas, rented the motorized vessel from Swan Marina NYC in Howard Beach on Aug. 14. Thomas, who was injured, witnessed her husband's death and is speaking about the incident as she recovers. "He went under, it sounded like it was chopping hi
Yarn, scale and swagger shine in Kandy Lopez's Chelsea exhibit at ACA Galleries (opens the original)
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CHELSEA, Manhattan (WABC) -- A new solo exhibition by artist Kandy G. Lopez is on display at ACA Galleries in Chelsea, featuring large-scale fiber portraits that challenge viewers to see their subjects in a new way. "I want you to be in a room where all the subjects are staring at you," Lopez said. The exhibit, titled Taking Up Space, features portraits that from a distance appear to be paintings. A closer look reveals the works are made of yarn strategically placed on hook rug mesh. "I think th
Nor'easter raises concerns for Global Citizen Festival on Central Park's Great Lawn (opens the original)
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NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Thousands of people are expected to gather on the Great Lawn in Central Park this weekend for the Global Citizen Festival, a fundraising concert aimed at fighting world poverty and hunger. But forecasts calling for heavy rain and wind have renewed concerns about potential damage to the lawn. The stage was nearly set up on the Great Lawn ahead of Saturday's event. Organizers are hoping this year's weather does not mirror recent years, when rain has become a familiar part o
9/11 responder memorial bell arrives in New York City ahead of 25th anniversary (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (WABC) -- A memorial bell created to honor FDNY members and other first responders who died from 9/11-related illnesses has arrived at the New York City Fire Museum ahead of its official unveiling on Sept. 11. The bell completed a monthslong journey that began in Italy and ended in Lower Manhattan, where a small group gathered outside the museum to witness its arrival. The project was led by Dominick DeRubbio, director of the New York City Fire Museum, who said the effort was intended t
Popular dancehall artist says biggest regret not being able to help son during deadly stabbing (opens the original)
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EAST FLATBUSH, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Michael Davey says he would run through fire to help his son, Christopher. In an exclusive Eyewitness News interview, the popular dancehall artist says his biggest regret is that he wasn't there to protect him. "If there were guys with guns, I'd run and try and push them away from my son and I wouldn't care, they could not hurt my son if I was there, I know that," Davey said. However, on Friday night, Davey was not on Albany Avenue with his son when police say s
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