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Bunga, Blazers breeze through Tuckahoe to advance to regional finals
CROSS RIVER – Serena Bunga has seen everything on the court in her time with the Millbrook girls volleyball team. Section championships, trips to the state final four and countless victories have been a part of the journey. It had been a while though, 2023 to be exact, since the senior relished in postseason success. She wasn't going to walk away without experiencing the joy of going deep into the postseason just one more time. Following up the team's Section 9 Class C championship the previous week, Millbrook showed its talent and resiliency once again by securing a 3-1 victory over Section 1's Tuckahoe in the New York State subregional at John Jay-Cross River on Wednesday afternoon, November 11. "It's something that we all really want to push towards and go to states again," Bunga said after the win, describing the team's determination. "We just think it's such an amazing feeling because our team is so close-knit. We love being with each other and playing with each other." The Blazers secured an early lead after a back-and-forth opening set and it looked as if the team was on its way to a sweep with a significant lead in the second.
New York Post
More and more teen killers — blame NY’s Raise the Age law for cultivating crime
Police just arrested yet another teen homicide suspect, the latest grim reminder that Albany’s disastrous Raise the Age law is creating more young criminals. On Wednesday, cops nabbed a 17-year-old in connection with the killing of Javits Frimpong , the Bronx 15-year-old gunned down walking to school late last month. A Bronx judge recently set a $25,000 cash bail for Kalvin Veloz, 16, charged in the fatal shooting of Riley Billingslea , 15, this summer. Juvenile gun arrests have jumped 19% this year, and violent teen crime is far above its level before Raise the Age kicked in seven years ago. Crime’s way down thanks to Trump — Dems will fight to send it back up The law sought to protect 16- and 17-year-olds by making it near-impossible to try them in adult Criminal Court, but sending them to Family Court instead has meant little or no punishment even for violent crimes. So kids who might learn a lesson after a low-level mistake don’t — and are more likely to make worse ones, all too often until someone ends up dead. Saritha Komatireddy has spent a career putting away bad guys — The Post endorses her against political hack Letitia
Daily Voice
Bloody Mystery: Woman With Neck Gash Flags Down Cops In Uniondale, Authorities Say
A woman was found bleeding from her neck on Long Island late Tuesday night, Nov. 10, police said. The woman flagged down patrolling police officers near Nassau Road and Pine Street in Uniondale around 10:15 p.m. Tuesday, the Nassau County Police Department said. Cops stopped, noticed the woman bleedi…
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Bronx Woman, 64, Shoved Off MTA Bus on Webster Avenue, Robbed of Wallet
A 64-year-old woman riding an MTA bus in the Bronx was shoved off the vehicle and robbed of her wallet during a dispute that turned physical in front of 1275 Webster Avenue, according to an NYPD Crime Stoppers wanted notice. The incident happened at approximately 2 p.m. on September 14, within the confines of the 44th Precinct.
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A Rye Native Returns to Open RéUnion Bakery & Coffee
Most mornings, owner James Kim is at RéUnion Bakery & Coffee by 6:30 a.m., adjusting the grinders and checking the espresso extractions before a single pastry comes out of the oven. Kim left Rye for California in 2006. He came back this year, after about 13 months of construction, to open a bakery and coffee shop a short distance from where he grew up — his family moved to the town in the mid-’80s. The business soft-opened in October, and Kim says a grand opening is planned for Thursday, November 19.