Early Addition

From the Gothamist Newsmap: A stolen ambulance at Braddock Ave & Moline in Queens, a shooting at Greene Ave & Grand Ave in Brooklyn and a suicidal member of service at Clay Ave & East 167 St in the Bronx.
A former Enron employee is accused of trying to shake down a Manhattan gallery for hush money--apparently he wanted $150,000 "to keep quiet" while claiming an artwork they sold was forged.
Sikhulu Shange, whose store the Record Shack closed this summer, is now selling records on the street.
Brooklyn churches will be having another set of gun buyback events this weekend in Williamsburg and Bushwick.
The muscle--some hawks and the 4H-- was brought in to deal with some chickens that were bothering a NJ town.
A Queens resident who works as a home health aide was arrested after punching his client, a 68-year-old quadriplegic man, and locking him in a room without a phone.
When your dad is Page Six editor Richard Johnson, does that mean more bold-faced names will go to your art opening?
And this is heartwarming (literally and figuratively): A Ugandan boy's heart was repaired at Montefiore Medical Center, thanks to the Gift of Life foundation.