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From the Gothamist Newsmap: A stolen tanker in the 72nd Precinct area of Brooklyn, an unconscious firefighter on Pitt Street in Manhattan, and an unusual trauma on Putnam Place in the Bronx.
Airlines are cutting many non-stop flights because of fuel costs and the economy.
It's a bonanza of documentaries at movie theaters (the docs need to play at least two times a day for a week in order to be eligible for Oscar consideration).
The Observer says even the NY Times is pooling its few floor passes among its reporters at the DNC. Also: City Councilman Hiram Monserrate introduced himself as a future mayor.
The NYPD's Skywatch Tower is now in Ridgewood, Queens.
Despite their proximity to Nathan's, the hot dog vending machines off the Coney Island boardwalk sold out of, uh, "food" this weekend.
And Goldman Sachs is fine with little buzz on their skyscraper construction near Ground Zero. Of course, when there has been buzz, it's been when debris fell onto a Little League playing field on one occasion and tons of falling steel paralyzed an architect on another.