Crime Report: Thefts on the Subway, Stolen Wallets and Home Burglaries
We’re back with our weekly crime blotter
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after a two-week
The Day: Admiral’s Row Site Builder Dropped and Classes for Grandparents Raising Kids
It has been feeling like winter in the nabe with cold days and even colder
nights. (Photo by Francisco Daum)
88th Precinct Officers Give Christmas Gifts to P.S. 67 Students
88th Precinct Deputy Inspector Scott Henderson, along with other officers,
distribute gifts to P.S. 67 students on Thursday afternoon.
The Day: A Volunteer Opportunity, Classical Chamber Music and Jazz Vespers
The mild weather leaves us thinking it feels more like spring than winter. Do
you like the warmth, or are
The Day: A Park Avenue Light Display and Bus Rapid Transit Plans
Winter hasn’t officially begun yet, but snow has already dusted the streets
twice. It will melt later this week
Van Explodes on Lefferts Place
A van spontaneously exploded – completely engulfing itself in flames – on
Lefferts Place near Classon Avenue on Monday evening, according to
No Crime Blotter This Week
The Nabe will not be posting a crime blotter this week, because the 88th
Precinct has not yet decided on
Army Veteran Continues Service with Local Cooking and Food Education
Darrell Robinson, 62, is a chef, community volunteer and Army veteran who says
he is committed to serving his Fort
