Utica Avenue
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Sep 18, 2026
Roots Reggae Reasoning Sessions - Radio Host Junor Francis
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5:30Junior FrancisGUEST
So then I think a year or two after that, my brother opened a record store.
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5:33Junior FrancisGUEST
And so I moved from construction to working in a record store, Utica Avenue.
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5:40Junior FrancisGUEST
My brother, Delroy Francis, and I ran the store for a couple of years.
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5:45Junior FrancisGUEST
And then I said, well, you really and truly want to become a radio host.
The Most Chilling Cold Cases You've Never Heard Of | 312
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21:37JimmyHOST
Albany Avenue runs for miles through Brooklyn, north to south, and the path mark sat near its southern end.
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21:44JimmyHOST
Henrik got off the A train at Utica Avenue and Fulton Street, which put him at the northern tip of Albany Avenue, more than three miles from the store.
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21:55JimmyHOST
He ended up on the first block, between Fulton and Decatur Streets, where the building numbers start at 6.
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22:02JimmyHOST
The co-worker reportedly waited outside the pathmark for an hour, then went in to clean a loan.
Eyewitness News at 5am - September 16, 2026
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8:57Pedro RiveraHOST
So take a look at your screen and see if you recognize this woman here.
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9:00Pedro RiveraHOST
It happened around 5 o'clock Monday evening at the McDonald's near Utica Avenue and Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights.
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9:06Pedro RiveraHOST
Police say this woman walked up to the little boy who was standing outside the restaurant and tried to take him by force.
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9:11Pedro RiveraHOST
She was unsuccessful and ran away.
Eyewitness News at 11pm - September 15, 2026
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5:45Mike MarzaHOST
Tonight, police are searching for the woman who tried to kidnap a four-year-old boy outside of a McDonald's in Brooklyn.
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5:51Mike MarzaHOST
It happened around 5 o'clock last night at the McDonald's near Utica Avenue and Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights.
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5:56Mike MarzaHOST
Cops say the woman walked up to the little boy who was standing outside the restaurant and tried to take him by force.
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6:03Mike MarzaHOST
She was unsuccessful and then ran away from the scene.
He Sold Everything to Survive—Then Built Fitt St | Adrian Chandler
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14:01Corie SheppardHOST
Serious? [laughs]
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14:02Adrian ChandlerGUEST
Right? I lived on Utica Avenue with the, the Xstatic band.
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14:06Adrian ChandlerGUEST
Um, you know, and from Miami to Washington, you know, we-
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14:10Corie SheppardHOST
Mm-hmm
9/11 Cold Case
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9:48Jonathan HirschHOST
Heinrich has never set foot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Bed-Stuy, up until now.
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9:55Jonathan HirschHOST
So he and his landlady sit down with a subway map, The plan they work out is that he would take the A train to Utica Avenue near the north end of the street called Albany Avenue.
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10:09Jonathan HirschHOST
What nobody knows, because nobody thinks to know, is to ask the store's actual street address.
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10:16Jonathan HirschHOST
The pathmark is on Albany Avenue, yes, but the far southern end, roughly three to four miles from where he's about to get off.
The New York Times September 8, 2026
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26:16PatriceNARRATOR
On Monday, it appeared that there was a smaller Haitian presence at this year's parade.
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26:22PatriceNARRATOR
Jackie Dees, who set up her food stand on Utica Avenue and President Street while it was still dark out, said that hours later she had yet to sell a single plate of Haitian rice and peas.
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26:37PatriceNARRATOR
A lot of Haitians used to come out, but this year I don't see many of them, Ms.
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26:41PatriceNARRATOR
D said.
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26:42PatriceNARRATOR
You see one suffer and all of us suffer.
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26:46PatriceNARRATOR
Along the route on Eastern Parkway, Daphne Henry, 29, said she spent over an hour looking for a group of Haitians to walk with.
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26:53PatriceNARRATOR
Any Haitians, Ms. Henry said as she watched floats go by near Utica Avenue.
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26:57PatriceNARRATOR
Normally it's a whole crowd, like on every block.
9.8.26
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28:49Julie ShawNARRATOR
On Monday, it appeared that there was a smaller Haitian presence at this year's parade.
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28:54Julie ShawNARRATOR
Jackie Dess, who set up her food stand on Utica Avenue and President Street while it was still dark out, said that hours later she had yet to sell a single plate of Haitian rice and peas.
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29:06Julie ShawNARRATOR
A lot of Haitians used to come out, but this year I don't see many of them, Ms. Dess, age 50, said.
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29:13Julie ShawNARRATOR
You see one suffering, all of us suffer.
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29:16Julie ShawNARRATOR
Along the route on Eastern Parkway, Daphne Henry, age 29, said she spent over an hour looking for a group of Haitians to walk with.
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29:25Julie ShawNARRATOR
Any Haitians, Ms. Henry said as she watched floats go by near Utica Avenue.
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29:30Julie ShawNARRATOR
Normally, it's a whole crowd, like, on every block.
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29:33Julie ShawNARRATOR
In years past, Ms. Henry, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, said she usually found her community by listening for their music.
The New York Times September 8, 2026
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26:16PatriceNARRATOR
On Monday, it appeared that there was a smaller Haitian president-- presence at this year's parade.
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26:22PatriceNARRATOR
Jackie Dees, who set up her food stand on Utica Avenue and President Street while it was still dark out, said that the hours later she had yet to sell-- said that hours later she had yet to sell a single plate of Haitian rice and peas.
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26:37PatriceNARRATOR
"A lot of Haitians used to come out, but this year I don't see many of them," Ms., Ms. Dees said.
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26:42PatriceNARRATOR
"You see one suffer, and all of us suffer." Along the route on Eastern Parkway, Daphne Henry, twenty-nine, said she spent over an hour looking for a group of Haitians to walk with.
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26:52PatriceNARRATOR
"Any Haitians," Ms. Henry said as she watched floats go by near Utica Avenue.
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26:57PatriceNARRATOR
"Normally, it's a whole crowd, like on every block." In years past, Ms.
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27:02PatriceNARRATOR
Henry, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, said she usually found her community by listening for their music.
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28:50PatriceNARRATOR
They were all dressed in T-shirts featuring the Jamaican flag.
The Latest: 09/07/2026 11:59pm ET
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3:42Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
A thirty-two-year-old man's in critical condition while two others are in the hospital in stable condition.
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3:47Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
Police say two men were stabbed by Carroll Street and Utica Avenue around five forty-five in the morning, not far from the West Indian Day Parade route, and then a third person stabbed less than a half hour later at Utica Avenue and President Street.
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3:59Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
The stabbings happened as folks were gathering for the J'ouvert Festival.
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4:02Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
The annual J'ouvert and West Indian Day Parade have been associated with violence in past years.
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