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Flood watch for NYC and NJ: Expect a soggy Saturday night, Sunday morning (opens the original)
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New York City is headed into a soggy Saturday night and Sunday morning. A flood watch is in effect for the city, northeast New Jersey and the southern Westchester County area from 2 to 10 a.m. Sunday. The city’s emergency management office said brief downpours of 1 to 2 inches an hour are possible. Most of the city should see about 1 to 2 inches of rain in total, but some areas could be hit harder — in particular, eastern Brooklyn and Queens, according to city alerts. And other areas around the
DA says Manhattan housing specialist stole thousands from people in homeless shelter (opens the original)
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Manhattan prosecutors say a 24-year-old housing specialist stole thousands of dollars from homeless shelter residents by fooling them into thinking they needed to pay him directly to secure apartments. An indictment announced Monday, charges David Aguero, with several offenses including grand larceny, bribery, identity theft and scheme to defraud. Manhattan prosecutors say that between March and June of this year, Aguero abused his position at a Manhattan shelter, stealing more than $4,000 from
Thousands come to Flatbush for first Jamaica Rising Day Parade (opens the original)
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Thousands of people turned out in Brooklyn Saturday for what organizers said isn’t only the city’s first-ever Jamaica Rising Day Parade — but the first in the United States. The parade comes as Jamaica marks its 64th year of independence, after more than three centuries of British control — with Jamaica Independence Day just a few days earlier, on Aug. 6. Organizer Bill Tinglin told “All Things Considered" host Sean Carlson this week he wanted to make a celebratory statement: “Yes, Jamaica is ra
Brooklyn man charged with hate crimes for allegedly assaulting 12-year-old with a belt (opens the original)
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A Brooklyn man has been indicted on hate crime charges after allegedly hitting a 12-year-old boy with a belt and calling him “gay” at a Lower East Side playground earlier this year. The indictment alleges that Kevin Maxwell, 37, approached a child who was playing with friends at a playground in the NYCHA Bernard M. Baruch Houses on April 29. It says Maxwell told the boy he should be more mindful of his property to keep it from getting stolen, but that when the child didn’t reply — instead hummin
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