Employment
Off-Duty DOC Employee Arrested & Charged with Assault in The Bronx
Police said an off-duty New York City employee was arrested on Saturday, Dec. 9, in the 43rd Precinct which encompasses some or all of the neighborhoods of Westchester Avenue, Castle Hill Avenue, White Plains Road, and Parkchester. They said Richard Irving, 37, an employee with NYC Department of Corrections was charged with assault. A person arrested and charged with a crime is deemed innocent unless and until convicted in a court of law.
Inquiring Photographer: Thoughts on Impact on City Agency Services of Latest City Budget Cuts
Montefiore Einstein Awarded FDA Grant for Clinical Trial on Experimental Blood Cancer Treatment
Two related blood cancers that disproportionally target older adults called acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), are notoriously difficult to treat and are associated with high relapse rates, according to medical experts at Montefiore Einstein Comprehensive Cancer Center (MECCC). Although new therapies have improved survival rates, they say treatment options remain limited, and the prognosis for the 50% of people who have these cancers, remains poor.
Fordham Heights/Manhattan: Three Women Sought in Armed Robbery Pattern
Neighborhood Notes: Free Lawn Leaf Bags, Toy & Coat Drives, Unused Commissary Funds & More!
Norwood: Building Applications Filed with DOB for Expansion of 2-Story Building at 3336 Hull Avenue
Bedford Park: Building Applications Filed with DOB for 14-Story Residential Building at 3059 Valentine Avenue
Smoke Shop Raids by Sheriff’s Department Continue to Yield Results
Smoke shops raids continued across the borough in recent weeks in efforts to crack down on unlicensed premises. The Office of Democratic City Council Member Marjorie Velázquez (C.D. 13) and the New York City Sheriff’s Office said they carried out retail inspections on Tuesday, Nov. 14, of Williamsbridge and Westchester Square stores to combat the proliferation of the unlicensed and unregulated sale of cannabis.
