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  • Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: an abduction on Marmion Ave. in the Bronx., a pedestrian struck at Driggs Ave. and South 8th in Brooklyn, and a scaffolding collapse at 35th St. and 6th Ave in Manhattan.
  • An up-and-coming rapper was shot dead in the lobby of his building.
  • Is waving the state Attorney General past airport security a career-saving or career-ending move? That's up in the air.
  • A bigger power plant for Roosevelt Island based on underwater turbines, some of which are already placed in the East River.
  • Choosing the streets over a crappy apartment.
  • A Brooklyn man, who is completely naked, or scantily clad with a paper bag over his head with two eyeholes poked out, is being sought for appearing outside women's windows and masturbating.
  • A school bus accident in upper Manhattan sent 16 disabled kids to the hospital.
  • Head of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff was in Brooklyn saying that NYC needs to worry about hurricanes..

Banksy-style piece in Williamsburg, by F. Trainer.

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  • guest

    Regarding item #5, the apartment didn't seem crappy. Did you watch the related video on the Times' website? The apartment was bright and clean, with a leather couch and new appliances in the kitchen.

  • bklynd

    Uh, yeah, name one Democratic politician who said "there is nothing to be afraid of."

  • guest

    way to grossly oversimplify, overgeneralize, and misrepresent the Democrat's position. You'll go far at Fox News!

  • guest

    I thought the Democrats said there was nothing to be afraid of? Why would you need anti-terrorism money when there's nothing to be afraid of? Looks like someone is playing the politics of fear.

  • guest

    Michael Chertoff needs to worry about coming off as a fucking dumbass.

    Thanks for cutting our terrorism budget though.

  • guest

    The 'rapper shot dead' link seems to be broken.

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