New York City - Many Pedestrian Injured at Site Where Famous Jewish Philanthropist, Was Killed In Accident

New York - The Upper East Side street where Andrea Bronfman, wife of former Seagrams chairman Charles Bronfman, was fatally struck by a livery, is the site of four pedestrian injuries between 1995 and 2001, data from the group Transportation Alternatives shows.

Another three injuries occurred during that period one block away, at 64th Street and Fifth Avenue, and there were four at 66th Street and Fifth Avenue.