
- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: an aircraft emergency at Laguardia Airport in Queens, a carjacking on 7th Ave. and 115th St. in Manhattan, and a pedestrian fatally struck on Nostrand Ave. in Brooklyn.
- The director of the Public Theater's production of A Midsummers Night's Dream suffered four broken ribs and a collapsed lung after falling through a trap door at Central Park's Delacorte Theater during a rehearsal this week.
- Do not adjust the controls on your radio, 1010 WINS will be off the air between 12:30 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. Saturday morning to transition to HD broadcasting.
- Artists living in Carnegie Hall studio spaces are suing the Carnegie Hall Corporation to prevent their eviction. Carnegie Hall wants to renovate the space for educational programs.
- Spitzer aide Steven Mitnick resigned after admitting he threatened a Republican on the Public Service Commission. Mitnick repeatedly threatened the career of Cheryl Buley as she investigated ConEd after last summer's blackout.
- Streetsblog has a piece on citizen journalists filming the pernicious effects of traffic in Jackson Heights, Queens.
- Accused LES and East Village sex attacker Asuncion Dejesus-Garcia was released from custody after another crime fitting the same pattern as those he was accused of was committed while he was in jail.
- The New York Times looks at the decline of tar beach tanning in the city.




That's an awesome view and no douche security guard can kick you out like they do if you dare enter the Woolworth lobby.
Yeah, awesome view. I like mine better
http://flickr.com/photos/richardgin/494168307/
Gothamist had several prominent stories featuring Asuncion Dejesus-Garcia, with his picture displayed in each one.
I wonder if you guys are going to put the same effort into saying "we were wrong about Asuncion Dejesus-Garcia"?
Once 1010 WINS makes the transition to HD broadcasting, you can listen to it on 102.7 FM-HD2 (if you have a HD radio of course).
To Richardgin, commenting on Ade in NY, it's a guy ego thing to like your own work better and comment to bring attention to yourself.