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Greene: All night long? Not anymore. Aging music legends are not forever young (opens the original)
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For every young music superstar whose career was tragically cut short — Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Holly — there is an aging music legend who may have hung around too long. Few music icons are more beloved than Lionel Richie. But instead of Dancing on the Ceiling, the four-time Grammy winner needed a chair to finish his final song, “All Night Long,” during a concert in St. Louis late last month. A representative for Richie, 77, announced last week that the singer/songwriter
NYC man who killed 2 people and pit bull in barking feud sentenced to life in prison (opens the original)
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A Manhattan man convicted of shooting his neighbor, her friend and her pit bull to death in an ongoing dispute over barking dogs was sentenced to life in prison without parole, officials said Wednesday. In December, a Manhattan jury found Lenue Moore, 34, guilty of first- and second-degree murder, criminal possession of a weapon, aggravated criminal contempt and aggravated cruelty to animals for carrying out his revenge-filled plot against his dog-owning Washington Heights neighbor. Months befor
Teen, 16, arrested in fatal Bronx gunplay shooting that left another 16 year old dead (opens the original)
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A 16-year-old teen was arrested and charged with murder six weeks after another teen was shot in the head and killed as they played with a loaded gun in a Bronx home. Cops said the unidentified suspect was arrested Monday in the Bronx, and charged with murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon. In the hours after John Nunez, 16 died on Aug. 10 in the bedroom of a home on Prospect Ave. near E.169th St., cops said Nunez and two other teens were playing with a pistol. One of the teen
NYC to install 17 new public bathrooms across the city, starting this week (opens the original)
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NEW YORK â New Yorkers are finally going places. Seventeen state-of-the art new public bathrooms will be open for business soon in neighborhoods across the city under a pilot project designed to bring relief to people in their time of need. Satilla Marsh Elementary dusted off old board games and brought in some new ones for Games and Grands, two days of play by students and their grandparents and in a few cases great-grandparents. About 60 dogs got wet Saturday at the annual Drool at the Pool
NYC to install 17 new public bathrooms across the city, starting this week (opens the original)
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Seventeen state-of-the art new public bathrooms will be open for business soon in neighborhoods across the city under a pilot project designed to bring relief to people in their time of need. “Too many New Yorkers know what it’s like to have nowhere to go while they’re on the go,” Mayor Mamdani said while announcing the installation of the new facilities Wednesday. “This pilot is about making sure New Yorkers can count on a clean, safe, accessible bathroom when they need one. We are going to lea
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