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NYC man who killed brother, himself unraveled after failed grocery store, cops say - Vimarsana News

NYC man who killed brother, himself unraveled after failed grocery store, cops say

A day after a Queens family questioned how Karamjit Multani could have fatally shot his brother, wounded his mother and killed himself, police revealed he had written a manifesto detailing family tension and shame stemming from a failed business venture.

Gwendolyn Bell, of Baldwin, pleads guilty to receiving thousands of dollars in bribes in NYC public housing kickback scheme, feds say - Vimarsana News

Gwendolyn Bell, of Baldwin, pleads guilty to receiving thousands of dollars in bribes in NYC public housing kickback scheme, feds say

Gwendolyn Bell, who helped run the Fiorentino Plaza, the Breukelen houses and the Marlboro projects admitted taking about $32,000 in kickbacks between 2019 and 2023 for awarding no-bid contracts to a repair company in the housing units, federal prosecutors said.

Brian M. Cunningham, 48 - Vimarsana News

Brian M. Cunningham, 48

Brean M. Cunningham of Manorville, Riverhead, died on June 5, 2024, in Westhampton. He was 48 years old.

NY weather: Expect strong thunderstorms in Queens and Nassau County early Thursday evening - Vimarsana News

NY weather: Expect strong thunderstorms in Queens and Nassau County early Thursday evening

The National Weather Service issued a weather alert at 3:43 p.m. on Thursday for strong thunderstorms until 4:30 p.m. for Queens and Nassau County.

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The Donald Trump conviction: What should teachers tell their students? - Vimarsana News

The Donald Trump conviction: What should teachers tell their students?

In this climate of red-hot political divisions, discussing the verdict won't be easy. But it shouldn't be avoided, educators and experts say.