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WCAU NBC 10 News At 11p June 22, 2024 - Vimarsana News

WCAU NBC 10 News At 11p June 22, 2024

Im denise nakano. The man was on a boat earlier this afternoon when he jumped into the water to go swimming. He never resurfaced. Crews found his body around 8 30 tonight. Randy gyllenhaal is live near the National Park with the latest. Randy, what have you learned . Reporter denise, were standing on the beach here at National Park. Its directly across the coverriver from Philadelphia International airport. There is an island behind me thats popular with boaters. Earlier this afternoon, one man on a boat decided to jump off for a swim but never resurfaced. Rescue crews spent more than eight ho...

NYC Street Style With Beenslackin: Rick Owens, Margiela and More - Vimarsana News

NYC Street Style With Beenslackin: Rick Owens, Margiela and More

On the streets, in the piercer’s chair, and amidst piles of clothes with the silhouette king of downtown New York.

A 'Time Capsule' in Photos, Just in Case a Beach Changes - Vimarsana News

A 'Time Capsule' in Photos, Just in Case a Beach Changes

A condemned building along a beach in Queens is coming down. A photographer spent the summer visiting beachgoers who felt protected by its standing.

Will Demolition at Jacob Riis Park Ruin 'The People's Beach'? - Vimarsana News

Will Demolition at Jacob Riis Park Ruin 'The People's Beach'?

For decades, the shoreline in the shelter of a derelict hospital at Riis Beach was a queer haven. Soon, the buildings will be demolished.

State Senate passes bill toughening penalties for running from police - Vimarsana News

State Senate passes bill toughening penalties for running from police

Over the objections of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area senators, the state Senate voted Tuesday to make it a felony for someone to cause the death or injury of an officer,