3 kosher soup kitchens to open in NYC

WWTI - Tue Nov 17

The're called Masbia a ' which means "satiate" in Hebrew. They'll be located in the Midwood and Williamsburg neighborhoods in Brooklyn, and the Rego Park area of Queens.

'The right place at the right time'

The Guardian - Sun Nov 15

Lieutenants Ian and Deanna Scott are thrilled with their first appointment in Charlottetown with the Salvation Army to serve Queens County and Kings County.

Sat. 11/14 Death Notices

New York City's Hometown Newspaper - NY Daily News - Sat Nov 14

Karen on November 13, 2009, age 67. Longtime resident of Bronx , N.Y. Daughter of the late Marion and William Byrnes .

No pooper-scooper law enforcement equals a big mess

Poughkeepsie Journal - Sat Nov 14

There doesn' seem to be a peaceful end to the pooh versus shoe battle. People sick of arching their backs and contorting their legs so they can sniff the bottom of their sneaker are chanting 'No Poop Left Behind!' Now I've joined them.

Last Chance Foods: Winter Squash

WNYC-AM New York - Fri Nov 13

Novembera TMs the time for squirreling away winter squash. Varieties like butternut, acorn and Hubbard practically store themselvesa 'the tough outer skin serves as an effective natural plastic wrap, keeping the squash fresh.

Injured ATVer not shot: RCMP

CBC - Fri Nov 13

People who ride off-highway vehicles in Nova Scotia are required to wear helmets.

NYC Veterans Day parade expects 20,000

American Legion Magazine - Tue Nov 10

Department of New York Legionnaires will be well represented among the more than 20,000 participants in Wednesday's 90th Anniversary Veterans Day Parade in New York City.

Boy struck by car driven by mom

The Victoria Star - Tue Nov 10

Police say a three-year-old Nova Scotia boy has been taken to hospital with head injuries after he was hit by a vehicle driven by his mother.

What Do You Know About Herricks? - November 6, 2009

Roslyn News - Fri Nov 06

Europeans made homes in the Herricks area 365 years ago. Over that long a period of time, some unpleasant things are bound to happen anywhere.

Bail granted to suspect

The Victoria Star - Thu Nov 05

A man who recently moved to Nova Scotia from Alberta has been granted bail on a charge of using the Internet to lure a child under 16 for sex.