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Sep 18, 2026

Junior FrancisGUEST
5:30
So then I think a year or two after that, my brother opened a record store.
Junior FrancisGUEST
5:33
And so I moved from construction to working in a record store, Utica Avenue.
Junior FrancisGUEST
5:40
My brother, Delroy Francis, and I ran the store for a couple of years.
Junior FrancisGUEST
5:45
And then I said, well, you really and truly want to become a radio host.
JimmyHOST
21:37
Albany Avenue runs for miles through Brooklyn, north to south, and the path mark sat near its southern end.
JimmyHOST
21:44
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.
JimmyHOST
21:55
He ended up on the first block, between Fulton and Decatur Streets, where the building numbers start at 6.
JimmyHOST
22:02
The co-worker reportedly waited outside the pathmark for an hour, then went in to clean a loan.
Pedro RiveraHOST
8:57
So take a look at your screen and see if you recognize this woman here.
Pedro RiveraHOST
9:00
It happened around 5 o'clock Monday evening at the McDonald's near Utica Avenue and Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights.
Pedro RiveraHOST
9:06
Police say this woman walked up to the little boy who was standing outside the restaurant and tried to take him by force.
Pedro RiveraHOST
9:11
She was unsuccessful and ran away.
Mike MarzaHOST
5:45
Tonight, police are searching for the woman who tried to kidnap a four-year-old boy outside of a McDonald's in Brooklyn.
Mike MarzaHOST
5:51
It happened around 5 o'clock last night at the McDonald's near Utica Avenue and Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights.
Mike MarzaHOST
5:56
Cops say the woman walked up to the little boy who was standing outside the restaurant and tried to take him by force.
Mike MarzaHOST
6:03
She was unsuccessful and then ran away from the scene.
Corie SheppardHOST
14:01
Serious? [laughs]
Adrian ChandlerGUEST
14:02
Right? I lived on Utica Avenue with the, the Xstatic band.
Adrian ChandlerGUEST
14:06
Um, you know, and from Miami to Washington, you know, we-
Corie SheppardHOST
14:10
Mm-hmm
Jonathan HirschHOST
9:48
Heinrich has never set foot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Bed-Stuy, up until now.
Jonathan HirschHOST
9:55
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.
Jonathan HirschHOST
10:09
What nobody knows, because nobody thinks to know, is to ask the store's actual street address.
Jonathan HirschHOST
10:16
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.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:16
On Monday, it appeared that there was a smaller Haitian presence at this year's parade.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:22
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.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:37
A lot of Haitians used to come out, but this year I don't see many of them, Ms.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:41
D said.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:42
You see one suffer and all of us suffer.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:46
Along the route on Eastern Parkway, Daphne Henry, 29, said she spent over an hour looking for a group of Haitians to walk with.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:53
Any Haitians, Ms. Henry said as she watched floats go by near Utica Avenue.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:57
Normally it's a whole crowd, like on every block.
NYT

NYT

9.8.26

Sep 8 · 3 Mentions

Julie ShawNARRATOR
28:49
On Monday, it appeared that there was a smaller Haitian presence at this year's parade.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
28:54
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.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
29:06
A lot of Haitians used to come out, but this year I don't see many of them, Ms. Dess, age 50, said.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
29:13
You see one suffering, all of us suffer.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
29:16
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.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
29:25
Any Haitians, Ms. Henry said as she watched floats go by near Utica Avenue.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
29:30
Normally, it's a whole crowd, like, on every block.
Julie ShawNARRATOR
29:33
In years past, Ms. Henry, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, said she usually found her community by listening for their music.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:16
On Monday, it appeared that there was a smaller Haitian president-- presence at this year's parade.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:22
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.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:37
"A lot of Haitians used to come out, but this year I don't see many of them," Ms., Ms. Dees said.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:42
"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.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:52
"Any Haitians," Ms. Henry said as she watched floats go by near Utica Avenue.
PatriceNARRATOR
26:57
"Normally, it's a whole crowd, like on every block." In years past, Ms.
PatriceNARRATOR
27:02
Henry, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, said she usually found her community by listening for their music.
PatriceNARRATOR
28:50
They were all dressed in T-shirts featuring the Jamaican flag.
Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
3:42
A thirty-two-year-old man's in critical condition while two others are in the hospital in stable condition.
Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
3:47
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.
Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
3:59
The stabbings happened as folks were gathering for the J'ouvert Festival.
Scott PringleCORRESPONDENT
4:02
The annual J'ouvert and West Indian Day Parade have been associated with violence in past years.

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