Problems

Selling parts of NY Wheel: Battle over proceeds begins

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The New York Wheel, an attraction idea beginning in 2010, went bankrupt. The Delaware Bankruptcy Court is now selling the remaining parts. The developer, contractor, and manufacturer are all fighting for the proceeds of the parts. Those who need to be paid for their services have a problem.

Express bus riders see relief with new route

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The new city bus routes on Staten Island have eliminated the previous routes going to and from Manhattan. The new routes have changed the duration of trips for people who work in the city and, for some, requires an extra mode of transportation and/or walking distances. Those who have to change their morning commute have a problem.

Middle Eastern restaurant Laila hopes to open next month Lamb meatballs, house-made hummus and honey-soaked baklava are among the Syrian eats on the menu

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The article details an entrepreneur who hopes to bring a new twist on Syrian foods to Staten Island. He is bringing in new takes on traditional dishes and drinks and hopes to be successful. The problem is their are many traditional restaurants on Staten Island, and people aren't open to change. Another problem is that majority of Syrians are Muslims and do not drink alcohol. The problem is for the owner and his upcoming restaurant.

Some residents left in the cold

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It is in the 20's in Staten Island this week and some residents had their gas shut off for over 24 hours in Rosebank. National Grid is working to fix the issue currently. The problem lies in the hands of the 400 family units who are still awaiting for their gas to return to restore their heating systems.

NYPD: 31-year-old man found dead in Berry Homes lobby

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The article describes police responding to a 911 call of a 31 year old man, who was found unresponsive without signs of trauma in his home on Seaver Ave. The police have not released the information and are waiting to inform the family of the deceased. There is an ongoing investigation. The problem is for the investigators and medical examiner who have to work together to figure out how the man died.