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Why was popular young man killed in recording studio? Theories but no answers.
Updated Jan 21, 2021;
Posted Jan 21, 2021
Friends and acquaintances of 23-year-old Jahade Chancey mourned his death Sunday on social media; some referencing Chancey as being the third young man from the Stapleton killed in recent months. (Facebook)
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Several theories have surfaced in regard to a deadly shooting Saturday evening at a Stapleton recording studio, while key questions remain.
The man killed was 23-year-old Jahade Chancey, a Stapleton resident known among friends and colleagues in the local music industry as Panda.
“He was a great soul,” said his twin brother, days after the incident. In terms of who the shooters were, or where they’re from, he said, “I have no clue.”
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State Sen. Brian Benjamin needed some relief after a tough week for his comptroller campaign – and he got it at a Sunday forum hosted by the Downtown Independent Democrats. In almost 20 minutes on Zoom, Benjamin didn’t get a single question about his potential straw donor scandal, as reported by The City, or his receiving outside income from a firm with ties to the subprime mortgage crisis, as reported by the Daily News.
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The base parts for the New York Wheel, an unfinished $650 million waterfront Ferris wheel once touted as Staten Island’s answer to the London Eye, have sat on prime public land untouched since 2017.
Staten Island’s current elected officials have stuck by the project, seen as the linchpin of the so-called North Shore Renaissance around the St. George Ferry Terminal, even after its initial developer declared the wheel dead two years ago.
But now several candidates running for City Council and borough president are breaking ranks and pledging to push City Hall and the city Economic Development Corporation to abandon the project, once slated to rise 630 feet with sweeping views.
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