Peter Senzamici is a local reporter and editor for Patch.com, focusing on news and events in New York City, specifically in the neighborhood of New York. With a keen eye for local crime stories and community events, Peter provides up-to-date and relevant information to keep residents informed and engaged in their neighborhood.
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Peter Senzamici's coverage focuses on local news, particularly crime and house & home topics in New York City, with an emphasis on neighborhoods such as Upper East Side, Upper West Side, and Midtown. Given the nature of his articles which include breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and house & home topics at a local level in New York City, he would likely be receptive to pitches that involve providing insights or updates related to ongoing criminal investigations or housing issues specific to these neighborhoods.
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By: Dorian Geiger, Peter Senzamici
A gelato entrepreneur's illicit hotel rental scheme is being put on ice, city officials said Monday.
By: Peter Senzamici
Disgraced “Crash” director Paul Haggis was ordered to pay $115,000 by a Manhattan judge on Monday — on top of the $10 million he owes his rape accuser.
0 of 50 seconds Volume 0% Embattled former Mayor Rudy Giuliani – a former prosecutor known for his work in taking down the mob in
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0 of 53 seconds Volume 0% A Jewish family who was allegedly pummeled in an antisemitic attack at a fifth-grade public-school graduation
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The school said it also will review its guidance regarding the use of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism and will update its expectations for student conduct documents accordingly.
By: Peter Senzamici
No masks, no money! A “military and security consulting” firm that never delivered on its promise to ship COVID masks to New York at the peak of the pandemic is being sued by the …
By: Peter Senzamici
A provocative Upper East Side vegan — who once called humans “the shame of the earth” — is being sued by her landlord for causing a literal s–tstorm as she refuses to stop feeding pigeons outside her building.
By: Peter Senzamici
One of Marilyn Manson’s alleged victims has come forward publicly to say “fear no longer controls me,” after a Manhattan judge ruled her graphic sex abuse lawsuit against the 90s shock rocker can p…
By: Peter Senzamici
Judge Suzanne J. Adams ruled that the class action suit against the doctor and the medical institutions which employed him should move forward, and demanded that Paduch finally produce a reply to the complaint later this summer.
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