A Crown Heights home was the victim of another bizarre theft this week. A thief felt the need to slip the bolt of a back yard gate to steal a table umbrella. The man got away clean with his prize, besides for the clear video footage of his deed.
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An elderly Jewish man was brutally assaulted with a brick Tuesday morning, as he walked through Rochester Park in Crown Heights. Hatzalah rushed the man to the hospital, where he is being treated for facial injuries.
As hundreds of children arrived in Crown Heights after returning from camp, truckloads of their suitcases and bags filled the streets to be claimed and brought home. One such camps luggage lined nearly an entire half a block of President St, making for an incredible sight.
Some bricks were discovered missing from the sidewalk wall of 770, after the upper decorative stones were removed for renovations. A sign was placed requesting that people not take the stones, as they are not replaceable.
A state judge has upheld New York’s new law eliminating the religious exemption to vaccinations for schoolchildren, ruling that protecting residents from communicable diseases is within the state’s interest.
Ebers Wine and Liquor, nominated for veteran shop in One Brooklyn Funds Online vote, won the contest by a landslide. The voting poll saw Ebers bring in twice as many votes as its closest competitor.
The US Justice Department will seek the death penalty for Robert Bowers, the suspect in the mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last year, CBS Pittsburgh reports.
Graffiti was painted on the exterior of a historic yeshiva on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, JTA reported on Monday. The Mesivta Tiferes Yerushalayim building was vandalized between Friday afternoon and Saturday evening, possibly while students were inside, according to the report.
