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- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A serious assault/missing child on West 109th St in Manhattan, a water condition near Moore Street in Brooklyn and high CO readings on Putnam Av in Queens.
- The NYC Department of Education will give students and their parents e-mail addresses. We eagerly await the first instance of an embarrassing mass-e-mail forward.
- The stock market is closed today, but get ready for earnings reports from companies like Johnson & Johnson, GE, and others this week.
- In spite of the ceasefire, Rutgers University has cancelled its study abroad program in Israel.
- An Ulster County landlord was charged with failing to provide heat or hot water to residents last week during the cold spell.
- No Impact Man Colin Beavan is in Sundance—and Variety loved the documentary about his and his wife's commitment to the no impact life.
- Rejoice, Anonymous in NYC: Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are looking to make their home in the Big Apple.
- At a DC party last night, Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio saved a choking cookbook author's life with the Heimlich maneuver.
- And just because it's a cool story: How former Villanova basketball player and college basketball coach George Raveling came to possess Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech notes.
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