
- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a shooting on Rivington St. in Manhattan, a fatal stabbing on Malcolm X Blvd. in Brooklyn, and a stabbing on 102nd St. and Corona Ave. in Queens.
- Cobble Hill residents on Douglass St. will no longer be able to save on their electric bills by relying on the super-bright lights of American Apparel as their street-level reading lamps. The retailer is turning them off and neighbors must now fend for themselves.
- The revamping of Union Square Park means that the the two painted labrynths and one maze at the north end of the park will be history. Their creator is willing to bargain: "I'd settle for one!"
- A scholar from The New School has been charged by an Iranian court with being a spy.
- The Daily News reports that getting drunk and having sex with someone you just met in a bar can have unintended consequences.
- The New York Times offers advice on how best to catch a largemouth bass in Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
- A man with a highly drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis is being treated at Bellevue Hospital after possibly exposing other trans-Atlantic air travellers to the disease.
- Are NYC cabdrivers the subjects of a hack crimewave?





i'd like to take issue with item #3...
that's sad about the labrynths, i live in union square and have always liked them...
It's a photo of a Smartcar. They're all over Europe and were supposed to begin being sold here last year. Are they really stating to show up here? That's great!
So the Smart finally made it to the US!!!
Bravo. We've had that car for years here in Europe and it's so easy to park that car. It was about time.