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Owners of Grimaldi's Pizzeria accused of stealing $20,000 in wages from workers
The owner of famed Manhattan pizzeria Grimaldi’s is accused of stealing wages from his own workers, as prosecutors alleged the victims — including pizza makers, salad preppers, busboys and dishwashers — got paychecks that bounced or couldn’t be cashed. NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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Owner of famed NYC pizzeria allegedly stole more than $20K in wages from workers
The owner of a well-known New York City pizzeria was accused of stealing his workers’ hard-earned dough from their paychecks, slicing off more than $20,000 in wages, according to the district attorney.
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Mistaken identity eyed in case of freshman stabbed to death getting off bus in Manhattan
Authorities are looking to identify key members of a group of Onondaga College students who were involved in what became a deadly argument with a group of SUNY Morrisville students on a bus arriving in New York City Friday. Denzel Bimpey, of the Bronx, was part of the SUNY Morrisville group, coming home for the holidays. They were on a…
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Bronx teen stabbed to death in Flatiron neighborhood
The whole incident may have started with an argument on the bus. News 4’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Flatiron Building to be converted from offices to residences: Report
Looking to live in a piece of New York City history? Now’s your chance to live in one of the city’s most iconic buildings.
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Flatiron Building Is Going Up for Auction, Again
The iconic Manhattan landmark is reportedly going back up for auction for the second time this year.
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Flatiron Building Back Up for Auction After $190M Bidding Bungle
It’s not everyday one of New York’s most iconic landmarks is up for public auction. And yet, two months after an eye-popping $190 million offer won Jacob Garlick the Flatiron Building in a bidding war outside a Manhattan courthouse, the 121-year-old building is back up for sale. Crain’s New York reports the building recognizable by its triangle shape is...