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Orangeburg Man Charged With Criminal Mischief In Domestic Spat Orangeburg Man Charged With Criminal Mischief In Domestic Spat
Orangeburg Man Charged With Criminal Mischief In Domestic Spat ORANGETOWN, N.Y. -- An Orangeburg man is facing criminal mischief charges after police said he ripped a phone out of the wall during a domestic disturbance. William A. Teitz, 48, was arrested Tuesday after police responded to a 911 call at a home on Edgewood Drive. According to police, Teitz had grabbed a phone away from a woman who was calling police and then yanked the device out of the wall. He was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor, and sent to Rockland County Jail in lieu of $500 cash bail, police said. He is to appear in Orangetown Justice Court at an unspec…
Meet Dee Dee, Pomona Animal Shelter's Pet Of The Week Meet Dee Dee, Pomona Animal Shelter's Pet Of The Week
Meet Dee Dee, Pomona Animal Shelter's Pet Of The Week POMONA, N.Y. -- Dee Dee, a small and sweet cat, is the featured pet of the week at the Hi Tor Animal Care Center, a shelter in Pomona. The black, 2-year-old domestic shorthair, came to the shelter as a stray. She is shy, but warms up once she gets to know someone, the shelter said. Dee Dee enjoys being petted and held. She would probably do well in a home with other cats, but, the shelter said, with dogs ... not so much. A household with children ages 10 and older would also be best for Dee Dee, the shelter said. Anyone interested in adopting Dee Dee or other kitties and doggies can con…
Aéropostale Files For Bankruptcy, Plans To Close 100 U.S. Stores Aéropostale Files For Bankruptcy, Plans To Close 100 U.S. Stores
Aéropostale Files For Bankruptcy, Plans To Close 100 U.S. Stores Teen clothing retailer Aéropostale seems to have become the nation’s latest fashion victim -- and not in the original meaning of the term, according to multiple media reports. The purveyor of T-shirts, hoodies and jeans, beaten down by rivals such as H&M and Forever 21, filed for bankruptcy yesterday, just one month after PacSun, which catered to wannabe Californians, did the same, according to a report by Fortune magazine. As part of its restructuring strategy, Aéropostale plans to close 100 of its approximately 800 stores, media reports said. Its sales during the last holiday quarter…
Fairway Makes It Official, Files For Bankruptcy Fairway Makes It Official, Files For Bankruptcy
Fairway Makes It Official, Files For Bankruptcy Upscale grocery chain Fairway Market, known for its fresh produce and gourmet goodies, has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to multiple reports. The restructuring plan will allow Fairway, which has 14 locations in the tristate area, to continue to operate while it tries to regain its financial footing. According to an earlier Bloomberg report, there is a possibility that the New York City-based chain will shut some of its underperforming sites. Fairway had launched an ambitious expansion plan around 2007 that had it exploring new markets in New Jersey and Connecticut, …
Woman Killed In Rockland Crash Was Working On TZ Bridge Project Woman Killed In Rockland Crash Was Working On TZ Bridge Project
Woman Killed In Rockland Crash Was Working On TZ Bridge Project HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. – The New Jersey woman killed in a one-car crash in Haverstraw Monday was a Tappan Zee Bridge worker, according to a report by lohud.com. State police said the victim, 31-year-old Myrian M. Romero, of Union, was driving on the Palisades Parkway around 5:55 a.m. when her car veered off the road, crossed a grassy median and struck a tree. Photos of the crash aftermath published by several local media outlets showed that the force of the crash had literally wrapped Romero’s Hyundai Elantra around the tree. It took about 20 minutes for crews from the Hillcrest Fire Department …
Kent Gets Ready To Battle Algae Invaders At Lake Carmel Kent Gets Ready To Battle Algae Invaders At Lake Carmel
Kent Gets Ready To Battle Algae Invaders At Lake Carmel KENT, N.Y. -- Knowing that blue-green algae can make a mess of any lake and ruin things for swimmers, the Kent Town Board is preparing to head the slimy invaders off at the pass, according to a report by The Examiner News. The board voted recently to apply for state permits to treat Lake Carmel with either copper sulfate or Cutrine Plus, The Examiner News reported. The chemicals can’t be used until the pesky organisms actually make an appearance, but the town wants to be ready before the swimming season starts in June, The Examiner News story said. To read The Examiner News story, click he…
Sexual Abuse Trial Of Ex-Dutchess Legislator Starts Upstate Sexual Abuse Trial Of Ex-Dutchess Legislator Starts Upstate
Sexual Abuse Trial Of Ex-Dutchess Legislator Starts Upstate The trial of a former Dutchess County lawmaker accused of molesting two Boy Scouts got under way this week, according to a report by The Poughkeepsie Journal. Jurors were selected Monday in upstate St. Lawrence County Court to weigh the case of Michael Kelsey, a 38-year-old attorney and former Scout master in Fishkill, The Poughkeepsie Journal reported. Kelsey, who has been free on bail, was accused of inappropriately touching two 15-year-olds during a Scouting trip in Clifton two years ago, The Poughkeepsie Journal story said. The trial itself began Tuesday morning, The Poughkeepsie Journ…
Rockland Foot Doctor, Girlfriend Charged In Plot To Kill Wife Rockland Foot Doctor, Girlfriend Charged In Plot To Kill Wife
Rockland Foot Doctor, Girlfriend Charged In Plot To Kill Wife RAMAPO, N.Y. -- A Ramapo doctor and his lover have been charged in a plot to kill his wife, according to multiple reports. Ira Bernstein, a 41-year-old podiatrist, and Kelly Myzner Gribeluk, 36, of Airmont, were arrested Monday and charged with felony conspiracy and solicitation, according to a report by lohud.com. Bernstein and his wife have three children and were in the midst of a divorce, while Gribeluk is divorced and has three children of her own, lohud.com story reported. The pair are also accused of plotting to have two health insurance investigators, who were looking into fraud ch…
New Nyack Hotel Seen As Economy, Tourism Booster New Nyack Hotel Seen As Economy, Tourism Booster
New Nyack Hotel Seen As Economy, Tourism Booster NYACK, N.Y. -- Rockland and local officials are saying a new Nyack hotel will boost the region’s economy, according to a report by lohud.com. The TIME Nyack, which calls itself a “lifestyle” hotel, has 133 rooms and will include amenities like a bar, a steakhouse, and a car service, lohud.com reported. It will open at 400 High Ave., overlooking the Hudson River, on May 12, the lohud.com story said. County Executive Ed Day, who attended a recent ribbon-cutting for the hotel, said it will help Rockland’s tourism efforts, the lohud.com story said. To read the lohud.com story, click here.
Owner Closes Mohegan Lake Pet Store Amid Abuse Charges Owner Closes Mohegan Lake Pet Store Amid Abuse Charges
Owner Closes Mohegan Lake Pet Store Amid Abuse Charges MOHEGAN LAKE, N.Y. – The Mahopac man facing charges of animal abuse is closing the last of his three pet stores, according to multiple media reports. Richard Doyle will shut the American Breeders shop on East Main Street in Mohegan Lake, according to a report by News12. He had already been forced to close his shops in Danbury, Conn., and Wappingers Falls. Doyle, 56, has been arrested three times since last year. The latest charges of animal cruelty and practicing veterinary medicine without a license involve a St. Bernard puppy which authorities said "tortured” while attempting to dra…
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