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LI shoppers are out and about in the malls, but watching their budgets
keiko.morris@newsday.com, emi.endo@newsday.comVeteran Black Friday shoppers and many new to the early-bird ritual launched the official holiday shopping season Friday, with the usual late night and pre-dawn lines outside of Long Island stores and shopping centers ranging from Roosevelt Field in...Tags: Macy's, Consumer Electronics Industry, Christmas, Market Research, Thanksgiving
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Rookie, veteran shoppers hit stores on Black Friday
It was written by MORRIS and ENDO. Wire servicesVeteran Black Friday shoppers and many new to the early bird ritual launched the official holiday shopping season Friday with the usual late-night and predawn lines outside stores and shopping centers. Some consumers came with no specific agenda other...Tags: Best Buy Company Incorporated, Macy's, Game Playing, Consumers, Christmas
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Prosecutors: Cop-killer suspect threatened witness
A suspect in the murder of New York police Officer Russel Timoshenko once told a female witness that she would be killed as well if she disclosed incriminating information about the killing, a prosecutor said Tuesday. The revelation came at the tail...Tags: Crown Heights, Defendants, Assault, Heavy Engineering, Crimes
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Pride look for Jenkins to step up
arthur.staple@newsday.comIt would seem that Hofstra has another season of replacing, of looking for scoring and leadership where one of the Pride's all-time greats once was. But filling Antoine Agudio's sneakers will be a lot easier than it was for Agudio and a young team to...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, George Mason, Greg Johnson, Delaware
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HOFSTRA: Jenkins steps in as Pride's go-to guy
arthur.staple@newsday.comIt would seem as if Hofstra faces another season of replacing, of looking for scoring and leadership to fill a void left by the graduation of one of the Pride's all-time greats. But filling Antoine Agudio's sneakers will be a lot easier than it was for...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, George Mason, Greg Johnson, Manhattan (New York City)
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Two cops scrutinized for tickets, overtime claims
rocco.parascandola@newsday.comTwo rookie cops in Queens are under investigation for a scam involving overtime pay and possibly bogus summonses, police sources said. Earlier this spring, the officers, assigned to the 113th Precinct, wrote nearly 40 red light and seat belt summonses in...Tags: Prosecution, Police, South Jamaica, Manhattan (New York City), New York City Police Department
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Study: Pols drop 28K of city cash on travel
dfreedlander@am-ny.comMembers of the City Council spent more than $28,000 on travel outside of New York City last year, an analysis by amNewYork shows. The council's biggest spender was James Sanders (D-Laurelton) who billed the city more than $6,000 for workshops in Denver,...Tags: Texas, Public Officials, Lobbying, Human Rights, Government
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Jason T. Ware of Queens
Defense Department announcementCivilian Jason T. Ware, a 2000 graduate of Christopher Robin Academy, Springfield Gardens, recently enlisted in the United States Navy under the Delayed Entry Program at Navy Recruiting District, New Orleans, La., the Defense Department announced Oct. 1....Tags: Armed Forces, Queens (New York City), Justice System, Defense
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Mark A. Hilaire of Queens
Defense Department announcementArmy National Guard Pvt. Mark A. Hilaire has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C., the Defense Department announced Wednesday. Hilaire is a 2002 graduate of Springfield Gardens High School. During the nine weeks of...Tags: Physical Fitness, Armed Forces, Queens (New York City), Justice System, Defense
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Michael A. Moncayo Springfield Gardens graduate
Defense Department announcementNavy Seaman Michael A. Moncayo, a 1996 graduate of Springfield Gardens High School, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill., the Defense Department announced Aug. 10 During the eight-week program,...Tags: Physical Fitness, Armed Forces, Health and Safety at School, Justice System, Defense
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Springfield Gardens grad Palmer F. Roux
Defense Department announcementPalmer F. Roux has entered Basic Cadet Training at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo., in preparation to enter the first academic year at the academy, the Defense Department announced Sept. 14. Roux is a 2003 graduate of Springfield...Tags: Colorado, Justice System, Defense
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Vivi, now leader of the pack?
Newsday Staff WriterRemember Vivi? A handful of diehard searchers do. Tuesday marks the six-month anniversary of the wandering whippet's escape from her crate at Kennedy Airport after she competed at the Westminster dog show. Though Vivi's owners eventually returned home to...Tags: Kennedy Airport, South Jamaica, Whitestone, Ceremonies, California
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