She admitted randomly attacking Barbara Maier Gustern in anger after being kicked out of a Manhattan park.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
Posted inNation & World, Uncategorized
Oklahoma authorities name the BTK killer as the ‘prime suspect’ in at least two unsolved cases
Authorities say they have unearthed some ‘items of interest’ this week near Dennis Rader’s former Kansas property.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Obituaries
Ron Cephas Jones, ‘This Is Us’ actor who won 2 Emmys, dies at 66
Jones spent most of his career in the theater before and after ‘This Is Us,’ returning to Broadway even after a double lung transplant forced him to learn to breathe and walk again.
Posted inObituaries, Uncategorized
French general overseeing restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral dies at 74
Before being pulled from retirement to oversee the cathedral reconstruction, Jean-Louis Georgelin previously served as chief of France’s military general staff.
Posted inBusiness
American Airlines sues a travel site to crack down on consumers who use this trick to save money
American sued Skiplagged Inc. in federal court in Fort Worth, Texas, this week, accusing the website of deception. It threatened to cancel every ticket that Skiplagged has sold.
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Stem cells from one eye show promise in healing injuries in the other
Results of the early-stage research were published Friday, and a larger study is now underway.
Posted inNew England
Rare New England tornado lifts car off highway
Tornadoes were reported in several spots in the same general area of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, but officials said it wasn’t yet clear whether it was one or multiple.
Posted inBusiness, Uncategorized
Posts on Florida ethics commission, Disney district clash, DeSantis ally told
It’s Florida law, according to a legal opinion issued Thursday: Glen Gilzean can’t do both.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, Uncategorized
Japan’s nuclear plants are short of storage for spent fuel. A remote town could have the solution
A Japanese town says it has agreed to a geological study to determine its suitability as an interim storage site for spent nuclear fuel.
Posted inNew England, News
‘Wounded Indian’ sculpture given in 1800s to group founded by Paul Revere is returning to Boston
The Boston-area organization cofounded by the Boston patriot thought it had been destroyed decades ago.