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5 days ago · Ice, an 18-year-old horse owned by Cape May Carriage Company, collapsed and died during a tour of the Jersey Shore community on June 27. A necropsy suggets he died of a sudden blood clot or heart...
5 days ago · A necropsy will determine the cause of death for Ice, a carriage horse at Cape May Carriage Company. (Photos courtesy of Cape May Carriage Company) His name was Ice. He was a Percheron draft horse in his teens, weighing about 1,900 pounds and standing more than 19 hands high.
2 days ago · Boys Play Among Litter on a New York City Street. Around 1900, an anonymous photographer captured this image of children playing in a New York City street, near open sewers and a dead horse. Such scenes prompted reformers to campaign for better sanitation in U.S. cities.
3 days ago · kaduna. Mbang River. On June 25, six young boys died horribly in Kaduna State. They drowned in Mbang River while returning home after sitting for the West African Junior School Examination. Their death in such a cruel manner was indeed news. But the greater news is how the society has swiftly absorbed their….
3 days ago · The online community sympathised with Kisii High School principal Fred Mogaka, who was overwhelmed by emotions during a recent visit to the late Juniour's home The late Juniour was found dead in bed in the school dormitory, and the school visited to console the family of their choir and band member ...
2 days ago · Anthony Ruggiano Jr. – former associate and proposed member. He is the son of Gambino captain Anthony Ruggiano Sr, who died in 1999. [325] He lured his brother-in-law, Frank "Geeky" Boccia, to his death in 1988, Ruggiano spent three days in prison for his role in the murder after his cooperation in 2012. [326]
2 days ago · Jackie Jr. was born into a North Jersey mafia family in 1978 and raised in Lincoln Park, New Jersey. His father, Jackie Aprile Sr., was once the acting boss of the DiMeo crime family, and his uncle Richie Aprile was a longtime DiMeo capo. Jackie Jr. was a linebacker for his football team at Boonton High School and was selected for All-State.
