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April 25, 2008

Extra, Extra

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Diner Tricks, by RGP at flickr

  • Today on the Gothamist Newsmap: an aircraft emergency at JFK Airport in Queens, a bank robbery on Northern Blvd. in Queens, and a pedestrian struck on East 13th St. and Ave. R in Brooklyn.
  • Workers at Bloomingdale's flagship store on 59th St. are threatening to strike if negotiations regarding raises and healthcare coverage aren't resolved by Thursday.
  • Darryl Strawberry's World Series ring that he earned with the Yankees in 1998 was auctioned off this week for $55,000.
  • Russell Simmons think Hillary and Obama should set aside their egos and run together.
  • A hedge fund manager paid $801,000 for a basement storage room in The Dakota.
  • A special mass will be held at St. Patrick's Cathedral Monday in honor of the 13 construction workers killed on the job over the past year.
  • Despite Gov. Paterson's objections, tolls on the NYS Thruway will rise and discounts for EZ Pass users will shrink.
  • New York's highest court determined that the owner of a Manhattan hi-rise is liable for injuries to a workman hired by one the building's tenants without the owner's knowledge.

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Food going up. Gas skyrocking. Tolls going up. MTA fares went up. Con Ed going up. Water going up.

What happened to the protest of the 60s? Seems like people are afraid to do any kind of protest about these hikes.

 

Why don't you organize your friends and neighbors and lead a protest? Why don't you get involved in a political party whose platform comes closest to your beliefs as to how to address the problems?

 
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