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The location of the 2010 fire. (Source: Google Maps)A Bensonhurst landlord pleaded guilty last month for his role in the deaths of five immigrants from Guatemala [/after-two-years-wifes-death-in-fire-still-haunts-miguel-chan/] in a 2010 blaze. Vasilios Gerazounis, whose building at 2033 86th Street
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A photo taken from above as firefighters respond to the Bensonhurst fire. (Source: Twitter)A fire in Bensonhurst early this morning left at least three people injured. ABC local [http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/local/new_york&id=9518895&rss=rss-wabc-article-9518895] is
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The location of the 2010 fire. (Source: Google Maps)The lawyer for Vasilios and Argyrios Gerazounis, the landlords of the tenement building where five Guatemalan immigrants died in a 2010 fire [/after-two-years-wifes-death-in-fire-still-haunts-miguel-chan/], is seeking an injunction to prevent CBS from
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The location of the 2010 fire. (Source: Google Maps)The man who sparked a blaze in a Bensonhurst tenement in 2010, ending five lives, is now facing 25 years to life after a jury found him guilty yesterday. Daniel Ignacio, 31, was convicted for the arson murder of five people,
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Fire escapes could have saved Luisa Chan's life. (Source: cookipediachef via Flickr)While Bensonhurst may not display many signs of the so-called “culture of poverty,” [/report-things-looking-up-in-a-changing-bensonhurst/] there still exists another, more cutthroat side to a neighborhood with so many strong