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- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A pedestrian struck at Bleecker St & 6th Ave in Manhattan, a student arrested at Forest Hills High School in Queens, and a perp search at Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
- The Feds are giving $12 million to NY for low income heating aid.
- Hello, "GPS-outfitted radiation detectors": The NYPD is getting $29.5 million in homeland security money for nuclear attack prevention.
- You've got until Monday to enter the competition for the world's record for movie watching in Times Square next month.
- The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued the Grand Central Partnership for discrimination--workers allege the GCP "scolded [them] failing to keep uniform caps covering their dreadlocks."
- The Observer talks to David Foster Wallace's first editor (of The Broom of the System), who says, "You could smell Pynchon and Coover and Elkin all over it."
- There's a retirement party for the Post's "Prince of Darkness" Steve Dunleavy next week.
- And the man who championed New York winemaking, Mark Miller, died last week. The Times writes he "was widely regarded as the father of the winemaking renaissance in the Hudson Valley, which had been home to winemakers since the 1600s but had long since fallen into disrepute."