We dont have any details of how the car ended up in the water or anything else. At this time, the deceased people inside the vehicle have not been identified and the vehicle will be taken t t the medical Examiners Office for further investigation as well as the identification of the people inside. Reporter and that vehicle was taken away from here and taken to downtown miamimi so the medical examiner can begin to do his work. No specifii timetable for that, but obviously a terrible, terrible time while this family waits for official notification. Were live tonight in southwest miamidade county. Nbc 6 news. Meanwhile governor rick scott has added broward to the list of counties of the zika Emergency Health decklarationdeclaration. Here are three new cases in the state bringing the total number to 12. All 12 cases involve people who mosquitoborne virus when they traveled abroad. The state is preparing like it would for a hurricane. People want to make sure theyre safe. What they know if
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Staten Island obituaries for March 4, 2021
Updated Mar 04, 2021;
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. The following is a roundup of obituaries published on SILive.com. Viewing times and guestbooks can be found here.
Deirdre E. Keiser, 73, who was a mother of three and worked for many years for the NYPD as a School Safety Sergeant before her retirement in 2007, died Feb. 28, 2021.
Leonardo Marchetta, 92, who was born in Mola di Bari, Italy, coming to America in 1946 and eventually to Staten Island in 1968, and who was a proud American veteran, died Feb. 22, 2021.
Albert Markowitz, 88, who worked for the NYC Department of Highways and Bridges for 34 years, and then for the Department of Homeland Security as a civil engineer writing contracts for 34 years, died March 3, 2021.