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- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap : a stabbing at Surf & Stillwell Aves. in Brooklyn, a shooting at Simonson Ave. and Richmond Terr. on Staten Island, and an unstable wall on East 94th St. in Brooklyn.
- Fox 5's Good Day New York passed a boundary and Nick Lachey's "people" cancelled an appearance with the station abruptly.
- A Park Slope doctor has been arrested for fondling and sexually abusing a 56-year-old patient after hours at his office.
- The Times looks at how much trouble marriage is––getting married at the Bronx clerk's office.
- Nerve.com flashes back to 1999, when Enron was a wonder company, Internet startups were a ticket to riches, and J.T. Leroy was an actual author.
- Chalk one up for state attorney general Andrew Cuomo; he got a health club to refund money to its members for their defunct memberships.
- FBI investigators are placing a high priority on the investigation of threats towards Goldman Sachs, despite the previous determination that it was a low security threat. Disgruntled former employees are suspected.
- Dan Patrick leaves ESPN after 18 years.
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"The FBI was not placing high credibility to the threat"
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Hey I had a consultation with that urologist in Park Slope, but we didn't like his vibe and never went to him. But I'm a dude, so I wouldn't have to worry.
Looks like you posted item #2 a little too abruptly.
you mean to say that nerve.com flashes back to when it was relevant?