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Murray Hill ( Queens)

November 03, 2012

'I'm Sorry I Couldn't Save You,' Says Brother of Sandy Victim

Anthony Laino, 30, was killed when a tree crashed through his 166th Street when Sandy swept through.

Flushing

October 29, 2012

Man Killed by Falling Tree Is First Hurricane Sandy Fatality in City

A man was killed in Flushing after being struck by a tree.

Flushing

May 11, 2012

NYPD Looks for Missing Queens Man Who Drove Away in Car

Arthur Coleman, 87, hopped in his 2005 Gray Mazda in Queens Thursday afternoon and disappeared.

Washington Heights & Inwood

June 24, 2011

New Children's Emergency Room Opens at New York-Presbyterian

The state-of-the-art Cohen Children's Emergency Department opened to patients Thursday.

Washington Heights & Inwood

March 22, 2011

Head of Washington Heights Nonprofit Alianza Dominicana Resigns

After months of an ongoing investigation into the finances of Alianza Dominicana, Moises Perez resigned from his post.

Washington Heights & Inwood

March 22, 2011

Child Sex Trade Subject of Washington Heights Forum and Film Screening

Anti-sex trade advocates are presenting a discussion about the rampant problem in Manhattan on Thursday.

Washington Heights & Inwood

March 03, 2011

CB12 Committee Approves Supportive Housing Development in Washington Heights

CB 12's Land Use committee voted in favor of a resolution to support the new affordable housing development.

Washington Heights & Inwood

February 23, 2011

CB12 May Back 'Supportive Housing' Development in Washington Heights

Members of Community Board 12's Land Use committee will discuss new housing proposed for lower Washington Heights.

Washington Heights & Inwood

February 16, 2011

Supportive Housing Comes To Washington Heights

CLOTH plans to open a supportive housing development for the formerly homeless and mildly mentally disabled.

Washington Heights & Inwood

December 06, 2010

Holiday Lights to Remain Dark in Inwood and WaHi

Inwood and WaHi won't get holiday lights, after few donations and funding came from businesses, the city and Albany.