Nondrinker settles nearly $1M over NYC DUI case
Oliver Wiggins, a non drinker, sued New York City after a 2015 Brooklyn stop sign collision led to an impaired driving arrest later dropped. He alleges a cover up and loss of license and insurance coverage. The city confirms a settlement in the case.
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Brooklyn Officer Charged With Public Lewdness In Sex Case
Brooklyn DA says NYPD officer Anthony Avosso exposed himself to five female officers while on duty. He allegedly did so on three occasions to one officer between September and last month in a station office. Avosso pleaded not guilty. internal affairs found four more victims. He is married with three children.
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Nor'easter slams east coast and power outages rise
A nor'easter battered the East from Virginia to Massachusetts leaving about 1 million homes and businesses without power. Nine deaths were blamed on the storm as officials worked to clear debris and restore service. Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker surveyed coastal damage while residents faced long outages and uncertain return dates.
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Maker Madness Empowers Women Through STEAM in Oswego
The Zonta club of Oswego teamed with Novelis and SUNY Oswego College to host a Saturday Maker Madness event for International Women's Day. Twenty STEAM tables offered hands on activities from 1 to 5 pm, welcoming all ages. In two hours over 100 participants joined, including kids and adults. Constance McKinstry, a Zonta member since 1976, noted the event’s impact.
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FCSD Expands Support for Growing English Language Learners
FCSD reports a surge in English Language Learners from 17 in 2015-16 to 42 currently, driven by CR154 changes that require all teachers to support ELL performance. ENL teachers now work in stand-alone and integrated settings, with total immersion in English and selective native language supports.
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