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Justin Tesone is opening the restaurant after his parents closed down Seasons. The Burger Barn will offer lower priced items and feature homemade appetizers, as well as specialty burgers and sandwiches.
Mary Natell, who finished the race before the bombings, said that her heart is broken for all the people who were out for what was supposed to be a fun day.
Justin Tesone is opening the restaurant after his parents closed down Seasons. The Burger Barn will offer lower priced items and feature homemade appetizers, as well as specialty burgers and sandwiches.
The woman ran a red light and failed to keep right, according to police.
The 46-year-old woman is facing a number of charges including using a cell phone and driving with a suspended driver's license.
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Gregory M. Greenspan, a 19-year-old Bronx man, was charged with first-degree burglary, a felony, after he and another suspect broke into a Mohegan Lake home Tuesday morning.
Bill Primavera and his wife Margaret have lived at their Hickory street home for the last 40 years and they want to make sure their home is protected from demolition.
Police said the vehicle was parked outside Club Fit in Jefferson Valley.
For his project, Merson managed a team of volunteers who built 40 picnic tables at FDR Park in Yorktown.
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The man's vehicle was stopped for speeding on the Taconic State Parkway.
Brian Bechtold was charged with fourth-degree grand larceny, a felony.
Two Mahopac girls, ages 14 and 15, and a 15-year-old Lake Peekskill girl were arrested by Yorktown police.
Stephen Reid, a first responder during 9/11, is preparing for the Spartan Death Race taking place this summer. He is also doing the Mini GoRuck Challenge on Saturday, April 20 to raise money for his mother's house, which was destroyed by Hurricane
Justin Tesone is opening the restaurant after his parents closed down Seasons. The Burger Barn will offer lower priced items and feature homemade appetizers, as well as specialty burgers and sandwiches.
During last year's annual clean up effort, 677 volunteers collected 12.26 tons of roadside litter, including tossed paper cups, soda cans, plastic bags, water bottles, mufflers and tires.
Dorothy Forcina is currently the director of corporate partnerships at Mercy College and president of the Yorktown High School PTA. Greg Bernard served as councilman from 1993 to 2001. He has more than 30 years of construction management experience.
A Cross River woman faces charges for leaving her 1-year-old and 8-year-old in the vehicle while she was in a Yorktown store. Issues about unattended children are a hot topic in parenting circles.
Dr. Joseph Kazigo was murdered in 2005 by his son Mulumba Kazigo, a Somers High School graduate.
