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Peter C. Mastrosimone

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  • 1 week ago | qchron.com | Peter C. Mastrosimone

    If you want to socialize, relax, learn and practice a noble art all at once, Bonsai Bar is just the thing. Attendees at Bonsai Bar workshops spend a couple hours learning the art of cultivating tiny trees that will thrive indoors all year round while sipping their favorite beverages and sharing their time with friends, family, that special someone — or all three.

  • 1 week ago | qchron.com | Peter C. Mastrosimone

    The homeless illegal immigrant who shot two cops in East Elmhurst last year after they tried to pull him over for riding a motorcycle the wrong way pleaded guilty to two charges last week and is expected to get 28 years in prison at sentencing. Bernardo Raul Castro Mata pleaded guilty to attempted murder for shooting NYPD Officer Richard Yarusso in the lower chest area and assault for shooting Officer Christopher Abreu in the leg, the office of Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said May 20.

  • 2 weeks ago | qchron.com | Peter C. Mastrosimone

    As it continues to meet solely on Zoom, despite the state law requiring government meetings to be held in person, Community Board 13 is relying on a resolution it passed last fall spelling out its reasons. The Sept.

  • 2 weeks ago | qchron.com | Peter C. Mastrosimone

    The man who murdered a 24-year veteran of the FDNY Emergency Medical Services in a frenzied knife attack more than two years ago in Astoria was found guilty Monday after jurors deliberated for less than an hour, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced. Peter Zisopoulos, 37, of 41st Street in Astoria, was found guilty of second-degree murder and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, the District Attorney’s Office said. He has been locked up since the day of the killing, Sept.

  • 2 weeks ago | qchron.com | Peter C. Mastrosimone

    The two Astoria men who had an arsenal of improvised explosive devices, ghost guns and 3D-printed weapons in the apartment they shared with their mother — along with a crude “hit list” that cited people including politicians and “bankerscum” — pleaded guilty to several crimes last Friday, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said.

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