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- Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a carjacking on East 108th St. and Farragut Rd. in Brooklyn, a pedestrian struck on 87th St. and Madison Ave. in Manhattan, and a carjacking/shooting at Grace Ave. and Hammersley in the Bronx. [Tough day for drivers and pedestrians]
- In possibly the worst idea ever a Staten Island school sub allowed her class to play a game called "Quiet," in which the first student to speak would be pelted by textbooks. One child had his spleen removed.
- The Brooklyn teen who was hit in the head by a bullet while sticking his head out of his bedroom window died after his family took him off life support.
- Today is the 29th anniversary of Nancy Spungen's death at the Chelsea Hotel. The Smoking Gun has all the details.
- There's a brand new line of David Bowie-inspired fashion coming to town from the Target retail chain. Beep-beep.
- Armed robbers belong behind bars. They're not supposed to be robbing them, as they repeatedly are in Brooklyn.
- A man was killed early this morning after someone slashed him in the chest during an argument in the West Village.
- Michael and Ashley are the most popular names for newborns at NYC hospitals, with Daniel and Emily as runner-ups.
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