- From the Gothamist Newsmap: An overturned auto at 16th St & Prospect Park W in Brooklyn, a suspicious package at W 35th St & 6th Ave in Manhattan and an unusual MVA near 150th St & Willets PT. Blvd in Queens.
- A trash fire has suspended Metro-North trains in and out of Grand Central Terminal. It's unclear when service will resume; the MTA says customers should go to 125th Street.
- The police have stopped searching for the remains of a newborn, apparently thrown away in the trash by a Jersey City Hospital.
- The man who was stabbed in Central Park? Turns out he's emotionally disturbed and stabbed himself.
- It's the beginning of four years of future "O-Bummer" headlines: Politico looks out how Democrats hate Obama's economic stimulus plan.
- Queens Crap compares and contrasts a road off College Point Blvd.
- Worried about the fate of the remaining dolphins in a river, NJ lawmakers are pressuring the feds for a plan.
- Nothing says, "It's a steal!", like slashing the bulk price of some luxury condos in half from about $123 million down to $63 million.
- Yesterday, a teen ran into a Bay Shore shopping center and collapsed—he had just been stabbed in an altercation outside the mall. He remains in critical condition.
- And Caroline's uncle Ted Kennedy made it back to the Senate for Tom Daschle's Senate confirmation hearings.





Am I the only reader of this blog that finds the "Early Addition" tag ridiculous? To what are you adding? It should be "Early Edition" if your desire is to give an early day update of the news in the city. "Early Addition" is poor usage and probably an indication of a NYC public school education.
FWIW: It was introduced to mean an additional post.
ECONOMIC SAW
To no one's surprise
Trying times
Are the opposite of
Buying times.
So give a listen,
Heed the drift,
Depression demands
You practice thrift.
You're not surprised,
You say you saw
The damn thing coming?
I caw with awe.
You're Trump No. 2
(Guffaw, guffaw),
Always unscathed
(Now close the daw.).
The Dems honeymoon with Obama is already over?
Sure, it says so right there in the linked article's second paragraph.
I have always taken "Early Addition" to be a kind-of-clever play on the newspaper term "Early Edition," in that it's essentially the same type of post as the daily "Extra, Extra" but unlike with a print paper a post here isn't a separate "edition."
It'd be "poor usage" if it were grammatical usage in a sentence, but it's not. It's the title of a feature. Certainly I see nothing ridiculous about it.