About Melisa Stumpf

Melisa Stumpf is a Blast New York correspondent

How the truth can take 30 years to tell

May 31, 2012   Leave a Comment  

Cornelius speaking on behalf of the Innocence Project

Cornelius Dupree was sentenced to 75 years in 1980 for a crime he did not commit

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Archbishop Timothy Dolan named Cardinal

Jan. 7, 2012   Leave a Comment  

NEW YORK — Timothy Michael Dolan was named Archbishop of New York by Pope Benedict XVI on February 23, 2009. Nearly three years later, Benedict, made the announcement on Friday that Dolan is assigned to being Cardinal among other 21 prelates from Hong Kong, Berlin, Prague, Toronto and Florence. Dolan, 61, said in a news [...]

Family and friends mourn Brooklyn woman who was burned alive

Dec. 31, 2011   Leave a Comment  

NEW YORK — Friends and family members held a memorial today for Deloris Gillespie, a 73 year-old Brooklynite who was brutally burned alive in her Prospecr Heights building’s elevator on December 17th, on her way back from grocery shopping. “People from all walks of live showed respects [ at the First African Methodist Episcopal Zion [...]

NYU to offer classes on Occupy Wall Street

Dec. 9, 2011   1 Comment  

NEW YORK — Lisa Duggan, Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis at NYU University, whose areas of interest include modern U.S. cultural, social, and political history will be teaching one of the two courses which will be offered to under-grad students next semester at NYU on the Occupy Wall Street movement. “This course is designed to [...]

AT&T 4G LTE coming to New York City this month

Dec. 7, 2011   Leave a Comment  

John Stephens, AT&T Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, spoke about how AT&T plans to turn up additional 4G LTE markets in New York City. During the strongest sales month of December, the press release said AT&T expects to cover about 70 million people with its new and fastest LTE network. Although it [...]

Jury nullification advocate indicted for jury tampering

Dec. 2, 2011   1 Comment  

Photo Credit/Julian Heicklen

79-year-old former college professor fights for First Amendment rights.

200 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested during attempt to shutdown New York City

Nov. 17, 2011   Leave a Comment  

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Biggest day of protests yet

Protesters vow decampment will not end Occupy Wall Street

Nov. 16, 2011   Leave a Comment  

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What’s next for the movement?