Following a court trial in 2004, Davalloo was convicted of attempted murder and first-degree assault for stabbing Christos in the chest three times several months after the Raymundo homicide.

Prosecutors in Westchester County connected Davalloo to the Raymundo homicide during the trial when testimony revealed Davalloo had been in a love triangle with Raymundo and a male co-worker at Purdue Pharma in Stamford.

According to her court file, Davalloo chose to represent herself because of “ideological” differences with her original attorney for the Raymundo trial, public defender Barry Butler, who was unavailable for comment Monday.

The alleged burglar told police he was checking out boats at Czescik marina at the time of the homicide and saw a man arguing with a woman on the stairs leading to Raymundo’s condo, according to an arrest affidavit.

The warrant describing the evidence that led to Davalloo’s arrest also detailed several other pieces of evidence, including a lock-pick kit Davalloo bought and work records that showed she took a two-hour lunch break at the same time Raymundo was killed.

Philip Russell, a criminal defense attorney based in Greenwich, said Davalloo might be hard-pressed with distancing herself with the evidence presented at trial as she tries to mount her defense.

Under the terms of the deal announced last month, RSC shareholders will receive $ 10.80 in cash and 0.2783 of a share of United Rentals common stock for each of their RSC shares.

Williams’ second fumbled punt of the game set up Lawrence Tynes’ 31-yard field goal in overtime, and the 49ers lost the NFC championship game to the New York Giants 20-17 Sunday. Williams, returning kicks in place of the injured Ted Ginn Jr., muffed one punt early in the fourth quarter to set up a go-ahead touchdown for New York, then was stripped by Jacquian Williams in overtime to give the Giants the ball at the 24. After three runs and a kneeldown, Tynes kicked the game-winner, and Williams slowly made a dejected walk back to the locker room as the 49ers missed out on a prime chance to go to the Super Bowl. The 49ers tied an NFL record with just 10 giveaways all season — including none on special teams — and had a plus-28 turnover margin in the regular season. Williams, the son of Chicago White Sox general manager Ken Williams, did not look smooth fielding punts after doing it just twice in the regular season. Six plays later, Eli Manning threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Mario Manningham, who beat backup cornerback Tramaine Brock on third-and-15. Williams helped atone for his first miscue when he returned the ensuing kickoff 40 yards to help set up David Akers’ tying field goal late in regulation. San Francisco’s wide receivers had just one catch all game — a 3-yarder by Michael Crabtree on a third-and-5 play before Akers’ tying field goal with 5:39 left in regulation. John’s Ravens fell earlier in the day to New England 23-20 when Billy Cundiff pushed a 32-yard field goal attempt wide left in the closing seconds of the AFC title game.

Combined with a lack of snow and ice, the unseasonable conditions have been a blessing for many families who normally devote much of their budgets to natural gas, propane or heating oil. In Michigan, temperatures have been 15 percent above normal since October, and plentiful fuel supplies are driving down natural gas prices. Utility company Consumers Energy says its 1.7 million natural gas customers in Michigan are paying about 20 percent less than a year ago. Advocacy groups and government agencies agree the weather has been helpful — to a point. Demand for heating assistance remains high, they say, partly because so many Americans are unemployed or working at low-paying jobs. The grant I was provided will barely get me one fill of my propane tank,’ said Judd Schultz, housing director for Minnesota Valley Action Council, one of 28 nonprofit agencies through which the money is distributed. In Indianapolis, employment coach Janice Duffey of Southeast Community Services said she’s been flooded with calls for heating help and expects no letup anytime soon. The owner of an oil company in Scarborough, Maine, said heating oil usage among his customers dropped about 25 percent in November and 18 to 20 percent in December.

 Joe Paterno’s death from lung cancer Sunday just two months after his firing left many Penn State students, alumni and community members numb with grief and a sense that the legendary coach deserved better from the university after such a distinguished career. On Sunday night, thousands of people, nearly all of them students, gathered outside Penn State’s administration building in a solemn candlelight vigil. The 45-minute vigil concluded with students singing the alma mater, and many were walking from the center of campus to pay additional tribute to Paterno at his statue outside of Beaver Stadium, which served as the site of another vigil the night before as news spread of his failing health. Paterno, who died at 85, was fired Nov. 9 by the Penn State trustees after he was criticized for not going to the police in 2002 when he was told that former assistant Jerry Sandusky had been seen molesting a boy in the showers at the football complex. Pennsylvania’s state police commissioner said the football coach may have met his legal duty but not his moral one. At an Iowa-Penn State wrestling match Sunday afternoon, a crowd of some 6,500 people gave a 30-second standing ovation as an image of Paterno appeared on two video boards. Andrea Mastro, an immunology professor who lives in the same neighborhood where Paterno lived and raised a family — with his address and number, famously, listed in the phone book — said the rapid spread of the cancer and the shadow of the Sandusky investigation made “the whole situation very sad.” Steve Wrath, a 1984 graduate, became emotional as he spoke outside the football stadium, in front of Paterno’s statue, which was adorned with lit candles, flowers, T-shirts and blue-and-white pom-poms.

Prices range from 25 cents for a children’s book, $ 1 for a paperback, and about $ 8 for a new book.

All books are inspected to ensure there’s no damage and to take out things the owner may have left behind.

[...] they are moved over to the cleaning station where volunteers use book cleaner and surface cleaners to spruce up the books.

Judith LeVine, a volunteer for six years, Mary Malafarina, a volunteer for eight years and Milano swapped stories about items they have discovered tucked away in donations.

The longtime volunteer said her favorite part of the job is seeing the children.

During this visit, Alexander picked up three books from the “Artemis Fowl” series by Eoin Colfer.

The Huskies have lost back-to-back games and four of their last six. Lamb drove past Stokes to the basket and hit a layup to send the Huskies into halftime with a 27-25 lead. The Huskies missed their first five shots from the field after halftime. Napier hit a long jumper with 15:22 to play to end the drought, cutting Tennessee’s lead to 34-30. Stokes hit a free throw during the drought and finally sank a jumper with 9:55 to play, and the freshman went on to score a total of six points during a 2-minute stretch to help the Vols build their lead. Tennessee hit 7 of 10 free throws in the final minute to hold off the Huskies after having shot 42.3 percent. Tennessee had struggled with ball control in recent games and committed a season-high 20 turnovers in an overtime loss at Georgia on Wednesday. Martin had chosen Purdue over Calhoun’s Huskies out of high school, and as a sophomore logged 12 points, seven rebounds, three assists and a steal to help the Boilermakers grab a 73-69 win against them.

Wary of having residential development near a hurricane barrier as well as wanting to maintain a long-established water-dependent use, city officials firmly rebuked proposals to alter the site.

None of these measures succeeded in preventing the demolition of the boatyard last year, which raised questions about how the city and Mayor Michael Pavia, managed the relationship with current Harbor Point developer, Building and Land Technology.

Despite having publicly said he wants the developer to replace the boatyard with one that offers the same services, Pavia indicated to The Advocate last week that he has little behind-the-scenes involvement in trying to reign in BLT.

The city moved quickly; led by the previous director of operations, Ben Barnes, city officials asked BLT to stop construction and called for a meeting with the developer to establish better coordination with city agencies.

[...] the city’s reluctance to hold BLT accountable may reflect the tricky balancing act of regulating a developer who has made strides in remaking a long blighted industrial area.

With an expected estimated investment of $ 3.5 billion over the next decade or so, Harbor Point has become the city’s signature project and is set to generate millions of dollars in permitting and tax revenue.

Issuing a zoning violation that would shut down construction across the development sites would trigger a legal process that is likely to be prolonged and messy.