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From the Gothamist Newsmap: An aircraft alert at JFK Airport, a hanging in a park on Burnett St in Brooklyn, and a perp search at Macdougal St & Bleecker St.
The U.S. Attorney's office accused two employees at the Administration for Children's Services and one at a non-profit foster care organization of embezzling over $1 million meant for needy children.
City Councilman John Liu has raised over $3 million for a political campaign in 2009; while he hasn't stated what position he's running for yet, it might be for Public Advocate (maybe he really likes that van!).
Arthur Weinstein, who "owned and operated some of the best clubs in history," died in Manhattan last week at the age of 60.
The Brooklyn Museum plans to exhibit fake art sometime next year. "The museum said that a third of the sculptures in its small Coptic art collection were fake."
Frankie and Johnny's on 45th Street, a former speakeasy turned steakhouse that opened in 1926 during the Coolidge administration, is closing.
A look back at the '60s, when you could do New York on 5 Dollars a Day; a single room at the Hotel Chelsea ran $3 per night back then, they're now up to $220.