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Good Defeats Evil, by dcschaub at flickr

Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: a person on the train tracks at 179th St. and Hillside Ave. in Queens, a person under a C line train at Fulton St. and Franklin Ave. in Brooklyn, and an unusual rescue at 210 West 47th St. in Manhattan.
A statue of Aristotle was unveiled in Athens Square Park in Queens yesterday. A gift from the nation of Greece, the statue is a symbol of tribute to Greek immigrants who have contributed to NYC.
A van driver and nine of his passengers were injured this morning after running a red light and slamming into an M10 bus at West 150th Street and Frederick Douglas Boulevard in Manhattan.
NYC Transit misspelled Donald Trump's surname on signs notifying riders at Columbus Circle: "TRUMPH." An agency spokesman said that the signs weren't official, but produced by a contractor doing work on the Columbus Circle renovation project.
Pulitzer Prizes are announced--the NY Times received two, writer Junot Diaz received one for his book, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, and playwright Tracy Letts received one for his play, August: Osage Country, which is on Broadway.
A Brooklyn woman is suing a Bay Ridge spa after she received a Brazilian bikini wax that required follow-up medical treatment
Residents want Stuy Town landmarked to prevent Tishman Speyer from building additional units on the complex's green spaces.
And Out's Power List is, uh, out: Nick Denton is #22, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is #18, Perez Hilton is #16, and The New York Times Gay Mafia is #12.