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5 days ago | 
nypost.com | Desheania Andrews |Carl Campanile
A veteran Queens high school principal was accused of repeatedly fondling a female staffer on campus – then promptly booted from his job by the city. William Bassell, 66, the founding principal of Academy of American Studies, was arrested on May 27 on charges of forcible touching and five counts of sexual abuse in the third degree, according to a criminal complaint obtained by The Post.
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5 days ago | 
aol.com | Desheania Andrews |Carl Campanile
A veteran Queens high school principal was arrested for fondling two female teachers in a series of creepy incidents — and was promptly reassigned by the city. William Bassell, 66, the longtime principal of Academy of American Studies, was arrested May 27 on charges of forcible touching and five counts of sexual abuse in the third degree, according to a criminal complaint obtained by The Post.
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5 days ago | 
aol.com | Desheania Andrews |Carl Campanile
A veteran Queens high school principal was arrested for fondling two female teachers in a series of creepy incidents — and was promptly reassigned by the city. William Bassell, 66, the longtime principal of Academy of American Studies, was arrested May 27 on charges of forcible touching and five counts of sexual abuse in the third degree, according to a criminal complaint obtained by The Post.
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2 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Desheania Andrews |Marie O. Pohl
Some die-hard New York Knicks fans with a superstitious streak will be pulling out the big guns – and putting away their jerseys and even TV sets – for Wednesday night’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. “I had success with not watching the second half, if the Knicks are down double digits, and instead playing Earth Defense Force 5 and checking the score intermittently,” one Reddit user posted on Friday.
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2 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Desheania Andrews |Marie O. Pohl
Some die-hard New York Knicks fans with a superstitious streak will be pulling out the big guns – and putting away their jerseys and even TV sets – for Wednesday night’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. “I had success with not watching the second half, if the Knicks are down double digits, and instead playing Earth Defense Force 5 and checking the score intermittently,” one Reddit user posted on Friday.
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2 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Desheania Andrews |Marie O. Pohl
Some die-hard New York Knicks fans with a superstitious streak will be pulling out the big guns – and putting away their jerseys and even TV sets – for Wednesday night’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. “I had success with not watching the second half, if the Knicks are down double digits, and instead playing Earth Defense Force 5 and checking the score intermittently,” one Reddit user posted on Friday.
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2 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Desheania Andrews |Chris Nesi
Embattled state Attorney General Letitia James touted her slew of lawsuits targeting the Trump administration to New York bigwigs Tuesday — as she blasted the brewing investigations into her real estate holdings as “nothing more than retribution.”“As of today, we have filed 21, 22, 23 lawsuits against this administration,” she boasted after delivering the keynote address at the Association for a Better New York’s “Power Breakfast” in Manhattan.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Desheania Andrews |Chris Nesi
Embattled state Attorney General Letitia James touted her slew of lawsuits targeting the Trump administration to New York bigwigs Tuesday — as she blasted the brewing investigations into her real estate holdings as “nothing more than retribution.”“As of today, we have filed 21, 22, 23 lawsuits against this administration,” she boasted after delivering the keynote address at the Association for a Better New York’s “Power Breakfast” in Manhattan.
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3 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Desheania Andrews |Katherine Donlevy
The maniac accused of ruthlessly knifing a beloved FDNY EMS lieutenant to death did a bizarre stint on the stand at his murder trial Friday — and chillingly showed no emotion when confronted with videos of the horrific, random attack.
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3 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Desheania Andrews |Chris Nesi
She just got life’s greatest lesson. A Holocaust survivor who was forced out of school at age 12 as World War II raged in Europe finally got her long-deferred wish of going to college — enjoying a day of classes and even attending a basketball game in the Bronx. As a young girl, Jacqueline Kimmelstiel, 97, fled to escape persecution after Germany invaded France during the war, hiding from the Nazis with nuns at a convent.
