Leftover Metrocard Change Infuriates Some
2nd Avenue Subway Cooling System Will "Blight" UES
Senate Report: Bush Missed Chance To Catch Bin Laden
Tiger Woods' Alleged Mistress Lost Fiance On 9/11
NY Anti-Smoking Campaign Budget to be Slashed
- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a jumper up on West 29th, a DOA on Riverside Drive, and a large fight in the Bronx.
- There was also a big bank robbery in Queens-- the robbers fled, and attempted to carjack someone, but they were stopped by a police officer. Shots were exchanged-- the officer got hit in the leg, and one of the suspects got shot in the chest.
- The Daily News follows up on the feuding Brooklyn couple who split their house down the middle with drywall-- the husband seems to be enjoying himself: "It's a wailing wall... But she's the only one wailing."
- Staten Island has been cracking down on repeat-DUI offenders, with a 36% increase in people doing actual jail time.
- The search for WTC remains continues: the west side of the site is being dug up now, at a cost of more than $30m.
- Props to Swoon: it's not every day that a New York City graffiti artist gets up in Baghdad.
Conspiracy Theory, by Paul A. Roid.
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Extra, Extra, street art is not graffiti!
$30 million not being spent on schools, roads, mass transit. . . .
I am sure the families have been bothered incessantly about stats and polls and things, but I am finally curious: how many of them think the American government had a hand in 9/11?
Where is this 30 million coming from?
This country is such a joke it isn't funny anymore.
Every state should crack down on repeat-DUI offenders...
(response to greg)
How is street art not graffiti?