May 22: 5 non-COVID-19 stories from across the tri-state region

Looking for some stories that are not about the coronavirus?  Here's a selection of stories from across our regions.

News 12 Staff

May 22, 2020, 3:10 PM

Updated 1,526 days ago

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Looking for some stories that are not about the coronavirus?  Here's a selection of stories from across our regions. 
Bay Ridge residents voice speeding concerns in neighborhood: The sound of an engine revving is not something you’d expect to hear on a quiet residential block. However, Bay Ridge residents say it has become more noticeable now that less people are on the road.
Daughter of Norwalk mayor arrested on 5 counts of injury to a child: The warrant is currently sealed, but sources tell News 12 her arrest is in connection to an investigation that began in 2016 following the death of a child at her day care.
Parking app teams up with municipalities to offer drive-in movie experience: The app Boxcar switched gears to offer contactless grocery delivery and pickups. And now the company has teamed up with several municipalities to offer a drive-in movie experience.
Police: 72-year-old man fatally stabbed during Zoom call in Amityville: Authorities say it happened on Dixon Avenue, where Dwight Powers was taking part in a Zoom video call with about 25 others when someone saw him fall. That person then called police. His son is now in custody.
Authorities probe 2 fires at site of controversial development in Spring Valley They occurred at the site of the Pascack Ridge Estates in Spring Valley, which made headlines in 2018 for controversial plans to build high-density housing.


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