Government
By Rich Bockmann
Photo by Christina Santucci
Government
By Rich Bockmann
The union representing the NYPD’s rank-and-file officers filed a lawsuit against the City Council this week, claiming lawmakers overstepped their authority by passing a vague anti-profiling law that leaves cops to guess who can and cannot be stopped.
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Laurelton
By Rich Bockmann
Photo courtesy Scherie Murray
Laurelton
By Rich Bockmann
Scherie Murray, the Republican candidate vying for the City Council’s District 31 seat in southeast Queens, accepted a nomination from the fire marshals’ union during Fire Prevention Week.
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Images courtesy NYPD
ASTORIA — Police were looking for three people who allegedly stole a woman’s iPhone as she was walking down the street, the NYPD said..
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JACKSON HEIGHTS — The NYPD was on the lookout for a man who allegedly robbed a Citibank branch on Roosevelt Avenue earlier this month, police said.
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Rockaway Beach
THE ROCKAWAYS — Police arrested an off-duty school safety agent Wednesday and charged her with endangering a child, the NYPD said.
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I Sit and Look Out
By Kenneth Kowald
It seems generally agreed that music and the arts in our schools have suffered from a lack of support for many years.
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Letters
I used to laugh at the “No-Bama” quip appearing on bumper tags, asking, “Miss Bush yet?” I would harken back to decisions made during that, period such as the unnecessary Iraq war, tax cuts for the wealthy and so on, not to mention Dr. Evil Cheney, which still leaves a sour taste merely recalling his being.
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