Quantcast

Early Addition

2008_11_ea1118.jpg
Photograph by Benzadrine on Flickr

  • From the Gothamist Newsmap: A fatal pedestrian struck at Nostrand Ave & Ave W in Brooklyn, a car vs. building at Marsh & Platinum Ave on Staten Island and a child struck at East 6th St & Ave C in Manhattan.
  • The Post published an excerpt of a book about Brooke Astor's final years and accusations that her son (and daughter-in-law) were mistreating her. The staff kept diaries keeping track of the philanthropist's behavior and visitors.
  • Jury selection begins for the murder trial with defendant Lillo Brancato Jr., who starred in A Bronx Tale and had a recurring role on the Sopranos. He faces second-degree murder charges, in the killing of a Bronx cop.
  • In order to find contraband cell phones in prison cells, the NJ Department of Corrections is introducing cell-phone sniffing dogs!
  • Queens Crap details the ways a DOT project is screwing up a Maspeth road.
  • A Staten Island businesswoman bought a $3.6 million mansion in Staten Island in hopes of housing an Italian cultural center there.
  • Teens. Facebook. NY Times reporters. All in all, a perfect storm for the Times' public editor to tackle.
  • A Queens man hunting in Sullivan County was charged with second-degree manslaughter when one of his bullets went through a mobile home's wall and killed a toddler.
Contact the author of this article or email tips@gothamist.com with further questions, comments or tips.

Comments [rss]

  • Future Taliban

    "A Queens man hunting in Sullivan County was charged with second-degree manslaughter when one of his bullets went through a mobile home's wall and killed a toddler"

    Wonder if he'll keep the stuffed head as a trophy.

  • In order to find contraband cell phones in prison cells, the NJ Department of Corrections is introducing cell-phone sniffing dogs!

    It always amazes me how dumb people are. The easiest and most effective way to solve this issue is to install cell phone jammers (only available to the gov't), they're cheap and much more efficient.

blog comments powered by Disqus

send a tip

tips@gothamist.com