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The City Visible: Heavy Metal

HERE at TNT Scrap Metal, a junkyard that sits on a desolate industrial stretch along the Brooklyn-Queens border in East Williamsburg, everything has a price. Even a statue of Jesus Christ goes for about 30 cents a pound. Sabas Blanco, who works at the ...

From DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  20 Feb 2009
Related Topics: TNT

Weather Disrupts Itinerary of Cruise

They expected sandy beaches and azure waters. Instead, hundreds of cruise ship passengers debarked on Saturday in New York City into the path of a tropical storm that they had just spent eight days trying to avoid on a trip to the Caribbean. “It was a ...

From CHRISTINE HAUSER AND DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  6 Sep 2008

Trying to Help Neighbor, Queens Man Meets His Death

For more than three decades, Nicholas Nowillo was known on the quiet street in Queens where he raised his family as someone always willing to lend a helping hand. And so it was only natural that he obliged on Wednesday night when a frightened neighbor ...

From CHRISTINE HAUSER AND DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  4 Sep 2008

Arraignment of Couple in Brooklyn Boy’s Killing Ends in Outburst of Emotion

A man and a woman who had custody of a 3-year-old Brooklyn boy officials said was sexually abused and beaten to death were arraigned Sunday afternoon on assault charges. During the hearing in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, Nymeen Cheatham, 30, and ...

From DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  9 Jun 2008

Shop Owner Is Charged With Assault

A Brooklyn store owner who struck a 15-year-old boy in the head with a hammer was indicted on felony assault charges on Friday, although his lawyer said he acted in self-defense. The store owner, Salah Ahmed, owner of Munchies Deli in Brownsville, hit ...

From DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  16 May 2008

Woman, 27, Found Dead on a Street in Brooklyn

The body of a woman who had been slashed to death was discovered on Monday on a Brooklyn street, about 30 feet from her car, and her 1-year-old son was found unharmed in the car, the police said. The woman, identified as Iasha Bristol, 27, of ...

From AL BAKER AND DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  13 May 2008
Related Topics: Roberta Smith,  Eleanor Roosevelt

Grocer Is Charged With Assault on Teenager

A Brooklyn grocery store owner was charged with assault on Monday for hitting a 15-year-old boy in the head with a hammer during a confrontation at his store, the police said. The store owner, Ahmed Salah, 36, was dozing in the back of his store, ...

From ALAN FEUER AND DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  14 Apr 2008
Related Topics: Ahmed Salah

First Crane Jump Since Collapse Is ‘Smooth Operation’

After the last massive section of crane slid into place late Sunday afternoon at a construction site in Brooklyn, Thomas Auringer, the owner of the company that pulled off the feat without a hitch, sat on the bed of a pickup across the street, swinging ...

From DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  31 Mar 2008

Parents Charged in Death of Queens Infant

A Queens couple faced criminal charges on Wednesday in connection with the death of their infant daughter in October, the authorities said. Their daughter, Annie Li, was 10 months old when she died on Oct. 28, two days after she was put on life support ...

From AL BAKER AND DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  12 Mar 2008
Related Topics: Richard A. Brown

Candles and Bagpipes Honor Officer Killed 20 Years Ago

He was a stranger to most of the men and women with whom he worked, and he died a stranger. And early Tuesday, exactly 20 years after he was gunned down in the line of duty, Officer Edward Byrne was honored by strangers. Nearly 200 people, most of them ...

From DARYL KHAN, The New York Times,  26 Feb 2008

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