In part pep rally, part tailgate and part church service, Gruden pumped up Raider Nation before the start of training camp. He even paid for dinner.
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Scenes from a bar with Jon Gruden and nearly 600 Raiders fans
QUEENS, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) – The Belt Parkway has reopened after a deadly wrong way crash in Queens early Thursday morning. Police say a Volkswagen driving east bound in the west bound lanes collided with a Honda Accord at about 2 a.m. near Bay 8th Street. The driver of that Volkswagen is in custody and police say he is expected to be charged with driving under the influence. A rear passenger inside the Honda was declared dead at the scene. The Honda’s driver and front passenger were both taken to an area hospital and are in stable condition. It is still unclear where the wrong way driver entered the Belt Parkway.
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One Dead In Belt Parkway Wrong Way Crash
It was there that he learned more about his heritage and reggae music , which he merged with R&B and hip-hop after moving back to the states.
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Residents yesterday blocked a section of Elletson Road to protest against Wednesday’s accidental shooting death of Nicholas Thomas, 20, in downtown Kingston. Here, one of the demonstrators holds a placard while policemen look on. Inset is a placard with a photo of the deceased. Thomas, who resided in Dunkirk, was hit when an off-duty Jamaica Defence Force soldier allegedly fired at a robber. He was pronounced dead at hospital. A woman was also injured in the shooting. The demonstrators yesterday called for the arrest of the soldier accused of firing the bullet that killed their community member.
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A call for justice
