Writer's Strike Complicates Uptown's First Tony Awards
3-Month-Old Found Dead Near Yankee Stadium The Writer's Strike has caused controversy ahead of the upcoming Uptown's First Tony Awards, which will be unscripted. A Bronx couple is accused of hiding the body of 3-month-old Genevieve Comager in the woods near Yankee Stadium, and Florentine focaccia sandwiches will be coming to East 60th Street. Michael Torres was arrested on Saturday, May 27, after he allegedly punched six people in May.
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A Bronx couple are accused of hiding the body of 3-month-old Genevieve Comager in the woods near Yankee Stadium, police and reports say. The famed Florentine focaccia sandwiches will be coming to East 60th Street, according to a new filing.
The West Side Tennis Club, which owns the stadium, sent a letter to members assuring they did not participate in the street closures. Michael Torres, 45, was arrested on Saturday, May 27, after he allegedly punched six people in May, police said.