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Even if you live in Flatbush, you probably do not know this, but in just a few hours, Flatbush Shomrim volunteers helped the NYPD apprehend numerous criminals from the streets – and over the past few days – even more.
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Back Because You Loved It!
Stoked by the rave reviews of hundreds of thrilled guests, we’re gearing up for another idyllic summer vacation in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands.
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Catskills Hatzalah is pleased to announce the completion of a new ambulance garage in Swan Lake near Leisure Lake Estates.
As the community grows and more people spend time in the Swan Lake and Liberty area year-round, this new garage will enable Catskills Hatzalah to expedite our response to emergency calls in the area, especially during the winter.

Alabama Republican Roy Moore announced Thursday that he is running for U.S. Senate again in 2020 after failing to win the seat two years ago amid misconduct accusations.
With his return to the political stage, Moore faces a crowded GOP primary field as he aims for an eventual rematch against Democratic Sen.

A child was struck by a vehicle in Prestwich, Manchester on Friday afternoon.
It happened at Bury new Road near Scholes Lane and Singleton Road.
Hatzola was on the scene and the child is currently undergoing scans.
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Major airlines from around the world on Friday began rerouting their flights to avoid areas around the Strait of Hormuz following Iran’s shooting down of a U.S. military surveillance drone there, as America warned commercial airliners could be mistakenly attacked.

The United States abruptly called off preparations for a military strike against Iran over the downing of a U.S. surveillance drone, a U.S. official said, while Iran claimed Friday it had issued several warnings before shooting down the drone over what it said was Iranian territory.

People are more likely to return a lost wallet if it contains money — and the more cash, the better.
That’s the surprising conclusion from researchers who planted more than 17,000 “lost wallets” across 355 cities in 40 countries, and kept track of how often somebody contacted the supposed owners.

Walmart agreed Thursday to pay $282 million to settle civil and criminal allegations of overseas corruption, including payment through a Brazilian subsidiary of more than $500,000 to an intermediary known as a “sorceress” for her uncanny ability to make permit problems disappear.
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