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- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a missing child at Richmond Terrace and Franklin Ave. on Staten Island, a stabbing on Blake Ave. in Brooklyn, and a patient went missing at Parkway Hospital at 113 St. and 70th Rd. in Queens.
- Physicist Stephen Hawking is writing an adventure novel aimed at middle-grade readers called "George's Secret Key to the Universe."
- After-school programs at city schools, which help kids with academic tutoring and offer music and art instruction that are no longer part of schools’ curricula, will likely have to close due to lack of funding.
- Former New York Giants linebacker LaVar Arrington was injured in a motorcycle accident, after he lost control of his bike and hit a guard rail while exiting I-495 in Maryland.
- Sean Bonner’s list of vegan restaurants and places with vegan menu offerings around NYC.
- New York City pools open June 29th, and the Parks Dept. has a borough-by-borough guide to all 51 one of them.
- Elle magazine editorial coordinator Nina Weiss is letting local students and teachers conduct their classes in her Brooklyn apartment - 9th grade boys in the living room, 6th graders in the kitchen nook - after they lost their usual space in a nearby church to a fire.
- Curbed notes that lawyers for 1 Sutton Place are suing New York, after plans were announced to make the building’s formerly private park on city-owned land open to the public.
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That should read [b]former[/b] New York Giants linebacker LaVar Arrington... the team released him a few months ago.
LaVar no longer plays for the Giants, he is a free agent.
you have to be a real jerk to oppose the construction of a park on land you don't own
The nymag link doesn't work.
that wikipage? seriously? is that really how gothamist is reporting these days? http://www.supervegan.com is waay better for nyc vegan restaurant searching.