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Mail carrier off route, Lindenwood resident says (opens the original)
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The mail carrier who had an altercation with police in Lindenwood in mid-August has not been seen on the route since then and is believed to be officially off it, an area resident tells the Chronicle. The resident, Lori Di Toro, had filed a number of complaints about the mailman, Jerome McCain, over a couple of years, regarding undelivered mail and packages, a missing credit card and other issues. After McCain scuffled with police on Aug. 11, resulting in his being hit with a Taser and handcuffe
Activists renew call to end prostitution (opens the original)
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The Restore Roosevelt Avenue Coalition walked the streets on Sunday to oppose those who walk the streets for money. The anticrime activists have been protesting prostitution with periodic marches and other efforts to get the laws against it enforced for the last two years. The former Adams administration launched a crackdown on criminality along the Roosevelt Avenue corridor in Western Queens two years ago, touting hundreds of arrests and summonses for various infractions, while the federal gove
Beatles cover band rocks out twice this month (opens the original)
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Queens has a starring role in the story of the worldâs greatest rock band, The Beatles. The Fab Four first appeared in America at a press conference at Kennedy Airport on Feb. 7, 1964. They played Forest Hills Stadium later in that whirlwind year, the one in which they astonishingly once had the top five songs on the Billboard Hot 100 and seven more scattered throughout the list. Queens saw them change the course of music history again on Aug. 15, 1965, when they became the first band to play
Mail carrier tussles with cops, is Tased (opens the original)
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A postal carrier who got into a scuffle with police last week and wound up being hit with a Taser has not been seen on his route since then, according to residents concerned about his behavior and health. While those residents differ in their opinions of the U.S. Postal Service employee, they all agree on one thing: He should not be delivering the mail any longer. The incident with the police occurred Aug. 11 outside the Lindenwood Gardens Co-op, at the corner of 79th Street and 155th Avenue in
Activists, pols rally against ICE arrests (opens the original)
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As the federal government reportedly steps up arrests of unauthorized immigrants in Western Queens, some elected officials and advocates are showing their support for those at risk of deportation. The activist group Make the Road New York and lawmakers rallied Monday at Corona Plaza to decry the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and declare solidarity with those being targeted. According to the office of state Assemblywoman Jessica González-Rojas (D-East Elmhurst), the rally was held â
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