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Aide To Brooklyn Sen. Says Charlottesville Attack Was False Flag: Report

An aide to Brooklyn State Sen. Simcha Felder suggested the Charlottesville attack that killed Heather Heyer was faked.

Caretaker Steals More Than $300K From Elderly Upper East Side Couple, Prosecutor Says

For two years the home health aid stole money from a blind man and his wife, both in their 90s, for Broadway tickets and vacations.

Rally For Baby Ducks And Chicks Who Face Eviction In Bushwick

Bushwick City Farm has organized a protest barbecue Sunday to rally support and fight an impending eviction.

Coast Guard Halts Search For Man Who Jumped From Staten Island Ferry

The U.S. Coast Guard has called off its search for a man who jumped from a ferry into the New York harbor on Thursday night.

Swastika Drawn On Progressive Upper West Side Church, Police Say

The Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew, on West 86th Street, was vandalized with a swastika the same night members of the church attended an interfaith gathering.

'Harry Potter' Pasta Restaurant To Expand To Greenwich Village The Harry Potter-themed restaurant "Pasta Wiz" is expanding to Greenwich Village, which it will open its second location in September. Massive Skyscraper Doesn't Belong So Close To Brownstone Brooklyn, Petition Says A 74-story skyscraper should not be built so close to the sleepy streets of Brownstone Brooklyn, more than 600 people have said in an online petition. Pit Bull Attacks Man In Midtown Luxury Building, Police Say Two men are in police custody at the hospital after a Friday morning pit bull attack in a Midtown luxury apartment building, an NYPD spokesman told Patch.
Man With 'Boston' Tattoo Pulls Knife On Man Riding Subway: Police Authorities are looking for a man who they say pulled a knife on a man during a Brooklyn subway ride.
Robbers Snatch $12K In Cash And Lottery Tickets From Bookstore, Laundromat, Police SayArmed bandits held up a Brooklyn bookstore and laundromat then ran off with about $12,000 in lottery tickets and cash, according to police. » Also Worth a Look Today » Across America Patch PM shares a few of the day’s must-read items from our New York City network.Thank you for reading.
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