
Photograph by dietrich on Flickr
- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A hospital bomb threat at Ocean Parkway @ Coney Island Hosp in Brooklyn, an officer assist at 42 & 3rd Ave in Manhattan, and a person struck by a train at E 167th St & The Grand Concourse in the Bronx.
- The state's dire economic outlook means small, cash-heavy businesses--like pizzerias--are being warned that they better pay up back sales taxes or face audits.
- Si Newhouse, the owner of Star-Ledger's parent company, insists he and other executives are not bluffing when saying concessions must be met or else the paper will close January 5.
- Cobble Hill hospital Long Island College Hospital must close its pediatrics and dentistry divisions to stay open.
- A Columbia professor fell to his death from his Riverside Drive apartment. The ME's office is conducting an autopsy.
- Sad: Brooklyn's Green Church is being readied for demolition.
- It's been 10 years since Harry Potter was introduced to readers around the world, and Scholastic celebrated with a reading at its Soho headquarters.
- Suckapants has some titillating burlesque photographs.





"Professor Falls to Death from Riverside Apartment"
It certainly gives a new twist to that old Irish saying; "May the ground rise up to meet your feet"!.
"Suckapants has some titillating burlesque photographs."
Not enough tit and too much il lating.
"It's been 10 years since Harry Potter was introduced to readers around the world, and Scholastic celebrated with a reading at its Soho headquarters."
My golden gobblet rejoices at the news.