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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Child Shot in E. Tremont Gun-play




By David Greene



A 5-year old child was wounded as her family returned to their Hughes Avenue home after attending a baby shower.



Police were called to 1997 Hughes Avenue at just after 1 a.m., on November 25. Authorities say Hailey Dominguez was shot in the stomach and was transported to St. Barnabas Hospital.



Hours later detectives at the 48th Precinct were questioning Angel Morales, 18, who was later charged with attempted murder and weapons possession. He remains held on $100,000 cash bail.



Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr., issued a statement that stated, "It is extremely disappointing that gun violence continues to plague our borough, especially during this holiday season where families should be looking forward to spending time together and enjoying the warm feelings brought on by the holidays rather than watching over their shoulders in fear."


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ELEVATOR MISHAP INJURES SENIOR






Rescue crews were called to the Kittay House for seniors, located at 2550 Webb Avenue, at just before 8 a.m., on Sunday, November 25, after the elderly man apparently fell into the building's elevator shaft. Firefighters quickly removed the unidentified patient, who was transported to a local hospital with an injury to his pelvis.

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Arrest made but questions remain in teen murder




 

 

By David Greene

 

BRONX, NEW YORK, November 27- A popular teenager was strangled and left for dead in the hallway of a Hunts Point building, hours after she celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives.

 

Police were called to 632 Barretto Street at just after 8 a.m., on November 23. Family members say 15-year old Destiny Sanchez was semiconscious when she was found by her brother inside the hallway of the three-family home.

 

According to the victim’s step-sister Felicity Lopez, 13, Sanchez was found by her brother Keith. Lopez tearfully recalled, "I slapped her and she was waking up."

 

Family members say Sanchez' face and tongue were swollen and the victim had reportedly been doused in bleach. The killer may have used it to cover the crime and remove any trace of DNA evidence, sparking speculation that the pretty teen may have been the victim of a sexual assault.

 

Crime scene investigators worked for hours in and around the building and removed potential evidence from the hallway and focused on the first-floor apartment that had been vacant for the last two weeks.

 

An unidentified cousin whose eyes were bloodshot from crying, stated, "We had heard that Hector Camacho had died, the legend, and we were already crying, and we didn't know him."


Family members say Sanchez, who lived in Wakefield, but often stayed with relatives on nearby Spofford Avenue, was a 9th grader at the Academy for Scholarship and Entrepreneurship and dreamed of becoming a lawyer.

 

One resident of the block claimed drugs and prostitution have plagued the block for more than a decade. The resident added, "For the most part it's quiet here. The block isn't like some blocks where you see the drug dealers outside."

 

The resident added, "You know the murder and suicide rate always goes up around Christmas time, it's terrible."

 

The following day the Office of the City's Medical Examiner determined that Sanchez had been strangled.

 

Police questioned and later arrested Luis Vega, 34, the brother of Sanchez' step-mother. Vega reportedly allowed Sanchez to drink alcohol in his presence. Vega was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and one police source stated that Vega remains a suspect in the murder.  



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Monday, November 26, 2012

Bronx News (Bxnews.net): Mount Stuffs Hayes

Bronx News (Bxnews.net): Mount Stuffs Hayes: (Photos by Gary Quintal) BRONX, NEW YORK, November 26- Mount St. Michael stuffed Cardinal Hayes in holiday football action. Mount led a...

Mount Stuffs Hayes



(Photos by Gary Quintal)


BRONX, NEW YORK, November 26- Mount St. Michael stuffed Cardinal Hayes in holiday football action.

Mount led all the way with 14 first quarter points off two touchdown runs. Hayes made a comeback with a touchdown pass in the first quarter closing the gap to 14-6. 

Mount opened the second quarter with a touchdown run as Hayes responded with another touchdown pass of their own capping a 30-14 halftime score.

But Hayes could not catch up with Mount scoring to bring the final to 42 to 14.






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Bronx News (Bxnews.net): Parkchester Chorus Presents Their 73rd Annual Chri...

Bronx News (Bxnews.net): Parkchester Chorus Presents Their 73rd Annual Chri...: BRONX, NEW YORK, November 26- Parkchester Chorus, under the direction of Lorraine C. Nanko, with Thomas Cuffari, Accompanist, will present...

Parkchester Chorus Presents Their 73rd Annual Christmas Concert



BRONX, NEW YORK, November 26- Parkchester Chorus, under the direction of Lorraine C. Nanko, with Thomas Cuffari, Accompanist, will present their 73rd Annual Christmas Concert, “Glad Tidings of Great Joy”, on Sunday, December 9th at 3 p.m. The program will also include selections from George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah”. The show will feature the talent of renowned local artists, Christian Aquino, Elizabeth Figols-Galagarza, Vivian Rose, and Joseph Zamplione in traditional solo selections as well as collaborative numbers. 

Bearing the distinct honor as Artists In Residence, the Chorus is proud to present this most festive performance at The First Presbyterian Church at Throggs Neck, located at 3051 East Tremont Avenue, with access for the disabled as well as a parking lot conveniently available at the entrance on Dudley Avenue. Free-Will Offering  graciously accepted.

Established in 1939, Parkchester Chorus is the longest-running community chorus in the Bronx, which is celebrated for singing a wide range of musical styles from classical to popular, from opera to musical theatre, as well as the great choral classics. Founded by a local group, Parkchester Chorus has grown to proudly boast members hailing from other boroughs in the City of New York, as well as Westchester County.

Parkchester Chorus is proud to be a member of the Bronx Council on The Arts. 

For further information regarding Parkchester Chorus, please visit the website at www.parkchesterchorus.org, or call 718-409-1051 and leave a message.






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