Cape Cod Times
HYANNIS – Laura Isbrandt and Jim Berube initially intended to buy a home on the Cape when they decided to relocate from the South Shore.
Berube, who owns D&M Inflatables in Rockland, wants to expand his business over the bridge. The couple searched for a house for three months before giving up.
Then one day they came across what they were looking for . at the Cape Cod Times building. We were walking down Main Street and came in here, Isbrandt said of the new Residences at 319 Main & Ocean. We tossed everything in the air and said, We re not going to any more open houses.
HYANNIS – Laura Isbrandt and Jim Berube initially intended to buy a home on the Cape when they decided to relocate from the South Shore.
Berube, who owns D&M Inflatables in Rockland, wants to expand his business over the bridge. The couple searched for a house for three months before giving up.
Then one day they came across what they were looking for . at the Cape Cod Times building. We were walking down Main Street and came in here, Isbrandt said of the new Residences at 319 Main & Ocean. We tossed everything in the air and said, We re not going to any more open houses.
The child was playing near the corner of Dumont Avenue and Montauk Avenue in East New York around 6 p.m. on April 5, and may have been with her mother, when shots rang out. She was taken to a hospital with the graze wound, police said.
She was not the intended target of the shooting, according to officials.
Police preciously released a image of the suspected gunman. It shows a driver in what appears to be a gray sedan.
Police released this image of the suspected gunman whose bullet grazed a 5-year-old girl s head on Monday.
The child s family, who just celebrated her birthday, and the neighborhood have been deeply effected by the gun violence and the NYPD Community Affairs Rapid Response Team visited on Tuesday to provide their services.
An elderly woman was found dead in her home in Brooklyn with a phone cord around her neck, cops said Monday. The 78-year-old victim, identified as Juanita Caballero, was found by her son lying on the floor with the phone cord wrapped around her neck on Jan. 15.
Juanita Caballero was living in Woodson Houses apartment on Powell Street near Dumont Avenue, according to authorities.
Police said Juanita Caballero was already unconscious and unresponsive when authorities arrived. Thus, she was pronounced dead on the scene, according to a New York Post report.
Police confirmed that her death was ruled a homicide by asphyxiation.