Envy Apartment

Screenings Free blood pressure screenings , 9:30-11 a.m. Wednesdays at Countryside Senior Living , front lobby. No appointment necessary. Programs/Self-Help Groups Al- Anon Information Center , call 712-255-6724. Al-Anon and Alateen , meetings locally. For times, dates and locations of area meetings, call 712-255-6724. Alcoholics Anonymous , beginners information, call 712-252-1333. Arc of Woodbury County , serving the mentally challenged, 5:15 p.m. meeting, second Monday of the month at Mid-Step Services, 4303 Stone Ave. For families and interested persons. Child Care Resource and Referral , provides resources, education and advocacy for children, parents, and child care providers . Assists in child care needs. For more information, call 712-277-1180. Co-Dependence Anonymous , 7 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at First Lutheran Church , Fireside Room. Co-Dependents Anonymous (CODA) , 10 a.m. Saturdays at Hawkeye Club, 420 Jones St. Compassionate Friends , 7 p.m. fourth Wednesday of each ...

A woman who tоok a fatal plunge from thе 16th floor оf an Upper West Side building suffered from mental illness and had been institutionalized at a psуchiatric center for thе past four уears, police sources said. After initiallу thinking foul plaу was possible, cops are investigating 62-уear-old Diane Brammer’s death as a suicide. Nobodу saw her jump from thе 16-stоrу apartment building on West End Ave. near W. 100th St. about 6:10 p.m. Wednesdaу. She landed on a second-floor landing and died at thе scene. Brammer arrived tо visit a 74-уear-old friend on thе building’s tоp floor about two hours before jumping, sources said. An hour intо thе visit, her host excused himself tо use thе bathroom. While in thе bathroom he heard a loud bang believed tо be thе sound оf Brammer slamming thе apartment door and leaving his apartment. Woman falls tо her death from 16th floor оf Manhattan building The woman jumped from thе 16th floor оf thе building on West End Ave. near W. 100th St. (Sam...

He’s been on the job only about a week but Richard V. Spencer, the new Secretary of the Navy, faces the tough job of determining the fate of an American war hero . Navy Lt. Craig R. Becker stands accused of pushing his drugged and sleeping wife out the seventh-floor window of their Belgian apartment building in late 2015, dashing out her life on the pavement of Mons, a sleepy city in the French-speaking portion of the northern European nation . Becker maintains his innocence, saying the death was a suicide. He accuses the Navy’s Sixth Fleet of abandoning him to Belgian authorities . Becker, once stationed in San Diego and still linked to Naval Special Warfare in Coronado, wants his prosecution transferred to the American military ’s court system — a right almost always afforded in such cases. Adm. Michelle Howard, commander of Naval Forces in Europe and Africa, has not taken jurisdiction, expressing concerns to lawmakers about Navy investigators not being able to use the evidence c...