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Dog tossed down NYC apartment trash chute — and miraculously saved after worker hear yelps
A poor pup was mercilessly tossed down a garbage chute in a Lower Manhattan high-rise Friday — but managed to survive the fall and be saved when a building worker heard its terrified yelps in the trash compactor. “That’s bad, man. That’s animal cruelty. I’m not with that,” resident Jose Reynoso told The Post. “That’s like doing it to a human. Who would do that? That would be someone pure evil.” The injured dog was discovered just before 10:30 a.m. at the Gov. Alfred E Smith Houses, a NYCHA complex below the Brooklyn Bridge, the NYPD said. An employee who goes by Caretaker...
Delicious New York BBQ Chain Recognized For Best Ribs In State
A local Upstate New York favorite is getting recognition from foodie experts for their amazing ribs. For me personally, replicating great BBQ is nearly impossible to do at home. You need at the very least a great smoker, a lot of BBQ know how, and a lot of patience to make great BBQ. I have none of the above!
Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- August 22, 2024
The Eastern Long Island Fishing Report is compiled and written by writer/blogger and fly-fishing industry professional, Jack Larizadeh (@jack.lariz). Jeff at Whitewater Outfitters in Hampton Bays reports: “The fluking is still good in the bay, and the ocean bite is beginning to heat up. There are bluefish around the inlet and a steady pick of bass at the bridge. Additionally, there are rumors of albies and bonito pushing through. Finally, South of Montauk is hot with tuna near Butterfish Hole and The Ranger.”
New Jersey’s Most Creative Hot Dog Spot Is Opening A 2nd Location
I won't lie, I've never lived somewhere that's as into hot dogs as New Jersey. I don't know what it is about them, but it seems like everyone in Jersey has their favorite hot dog stand. Whether it's the Wunder Wiener in Beachwood, Dickies Dogs in Toms River, or this...
Queens neighbors come together to rescue injured Canada goose
NEW YORK - A wild goose chase in Queens brought some neighbors together for a rescue mission. It started when an injured Canada goose was spotted in the middle of the road."I had to jump in the middle of the street and go, hey, stop!"For Elmhurst couple Dolores and Pascual Quinones, a rescue mission began with an unexpected encounter Tuesday afternoon."I saw this goose waddling down the block, right in the middle of the street," Dolores Quinones said.A Canada goose, its species well known and often shunned in the suburbs, was a novel sight on 88th Street near Corona Avenue. The...
Discover Why this is the Best Seafood Restaurant in New Jersey
If you think New Jersey is all about pizza and bagels, think again!. The Garden State is also home to some of the freshest seafood you can imagine, and the crown for the best seafood restaurant in the state has been awarded to the fabulous Seabra Marisqueira in Newark. That’s right -- this gem is not at the Jersey Shore, but it’s definitely making waves in the culinary scene!
TAPinto Rahway Steps Outdoors to Capture a Few Images of Nature
RAHWAY, NJ — Inspired by TAPinto Rahway's recent coverage of the proposed Eagle Scout project of Rahway High School senior Judah Garcia Philips, which would add benches and informational signage to the rain garden at Kiwanis Park, we decided to take our camera over to the corner of St. Georges Ave. and Central Ave. and snap some photographs of the great Rahway outdoors. It was lovely weather, and we even captured a bit of the local wildlife.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Enjoy! [Don’t miss any TAPinto Rahway news. Go to tapinto.net/enews to sign up for our free e-newsletter, delivered each morning to your inbox.] For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
As WCBS 880 radio prepares to go off the air, station hosts a special look back
NEW YORK - There was a reunion on the radio Thursday, with familiar names and voices. Dozens of current and former staffers at WCBS 880 joined a special on-air tribute as the all-news radio station prepares to sign off. There were hugs on the street Thursday before they headed up to the studio for three hours of radio reminiscing. For 57 years, the team at WCBS 880 narrated the story of New York. "We knew how important it was. We know how we had to get it right. And we knew that people were listening," retired reporter and editor Jane Tillman Irving said. She remembers...
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