Man convicted of killing cashier
At 10:30 p.m. on July 18, 2003, Jamel Heyward, 27, of 186 Amboy St. in Brooklyn, and Lueggie Dowling, 23, of 409 Beach 51st St. in Far Rockaway, entered Beautiful Gardens Chinese Restaurant at 21-03 Cornega Ave. where they robbed the store of about $500 a
Man charged with drug possession
The seven Brooklyn men and Freddie McBride of 106 129th St., are charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a weapon.
The arrests occurred after the narcotics officers of the 81st Precinct raided the Brook
The arrests occurred after the narcotics officers of the 81st Precinct raided the Brook
Council Promises to Help Keep Express Buses Rolling
By Helen Klein
If New York City Transit wont stump up a cool million to keep the weekend express buses rolling in southwestern Brooklyn, then the City Council will.
At a City Hall press conference, Council Speaker Gifford Miller, wit
If New York City Transit wont stump up a cool million to keep the weekend express buses rolling in southwestern Brooklyn, then the City Council will.
At a City Hall press conference, Council Speaker Gifford Miller, wit
Residents Beware: Sanitation Vampires on the Prowl
A youth advocate and a retail giant were among the notables hailed when the Brooklyn Center for Performing Arts presented its 2005 Ovation Awards Gala at Macys Downtown Brooklyn.
The tall salute was part of a pomp-filled program, marking the
The tall salute was part of a pomp-filled program, marking the
Bay Academy In the Winners Circle
By Robert Elkin
Bay Academy captured a team championship and Brooklyn Tech just missed out at a title in the Mayors Cup team tennis tournament last week at the USTA National Tennis Center.
Bay Academy of Sheepshead Bay, winners of th
Bay Academy captured a team championship and Brooklyn Tech just missed out at a title in the Mayors Cup team tennis tournament last week at the USTA National Tennis Center.
Bay Academy of Sheepshead Bay, winners of th
An ‘embarrassing’ vote
Barron was referring to the Council’s rejection of a plan to create waste transfer stations in Queens, Manhattan and Brooklyn that would ship garbage out of the city by means of barges and rail cars. Without the transfer stations, the city will cont
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