There are no moral victories in sports. But the Jets and their fans should feel optimistic after their 34-32 Week 1 loss to the Steelers. The task doesn’t get any easier this weekend when Gang Green hosts Buffalo at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon. However, the Jets have beaten the Bills in two of their… Read More »
Two people were shot, one fatally, when a pair of masked men opened fire at a housing project in Brooklyn, police said Friday. A 28-year-old man was shot in the head and a 23-year-old woman was grazed in the neck when bullets started flying at NYCHA’s Armstrong II Houses on Lexington Ave. near Tompkins Ave.… Read More »
THE 10 BEST GAMES TO BET BILLS at JETS 1 p.m., Bills by 7, 44 ½ HANK’S HONEYS: The Jets have won two of the last three meetings at MetLife and have closed the talent gap this season. The Bills could be due for a letdown after their stunning comeback over the Ravens and, if Aaron… Read More »
Which baby food maker is best? When your baby first makes the transition to solid foods, finding baby food that you feel comfortable feeding your child can be particularly challenging. Many parents and guardians decide that making homemade baby food is the best way to control the quality of the ingredients, but that can be… Read More »
A group of labor unions is threatening to shut down the Long Island Rail Road, the nation’s busiest commuter rail operation, with a strike late next week if officials don’t surrender to their demands. But instead of capitulating, Gov. Hochul can keep trains running: she can enforce New York’s ban on public employee strikes. The… Read More »
Yesterday, there was a sense of national unity and mourning at the yearly 9/11 anniversary ceremonies at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the field in Shanksville, Pa. and elsewhere around the country, marking a brief moment when all Americans can come together and solemnly reminisce despite divisions that have only grown deeper since… Read More »
Remember the hero union workers of Ground Zero Manhattan: Last Saturday, I marched in the annual NYC Labor Day Parade up Fifth Ave. with union construction workers from every building trade working in New York City. I was proud to march with them for building, rebuilding, renovating, repairing and replacing parts of the city necessary… Read More »
A Camden, N.J., man, his wife and their adult son have all been charged in connection with the death and suspected dismemberment of a man who disappeared in June and whose body has never been found. Suspect Everton Thomas, 41, was nabbed on Monday at the Port of Buffalo by U.S. Customs and Protection agents… Read More »
A brazen intruder who allegedly sexually assaulted a 71-year-old woman in her bed after sneaking through a window into her Brooklyn apartment has been arrested, cops said Thursday. Servin Maradiaga, 43, crawled into bed with the sleeping victim and began strangling and groping her after he snuck through a kitchen window into her apartment near… Read More »
Dear Eric: Nine years ago, we moved into our dream retirement home. We’ve been incredibly happy with our choice except for one thing. Our next-door neighbors moved in about a year after we did. The previous owners of their home had installed a large homemade sandbox with railroad ties and a plywood covering. We never… Read More »