Early Addition

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From the Gothamist Newsmap: A car vs. building on Kent Ave in Brooklyn, a power outage at 34th St btwn 7th & 8th Ave in Manhattan and an armed robbery on Lafayette on Staten Island.
President Obama is in France to commemorate D-Day. Overlooking Omaha Beach in Normandy, he said, "The sheer improbability of this victory is part of what makes D-Day so memorable."
The NYPD's Mounted Unit has 10 thoroughbred horses (yes, they are former race horses). Pros: They are tall, which gives cops better views over crowds. Cons: They are apparently more high-strung.
WABC's Seven on Your Side helped out a Queens man who paid his property taxes twice.
At some law firms, which have been downsizing, a legal consultant tells the NY Times the mood "is kind of like sitting at a deathbed and watching a close relative wither away. It’s like you’re right there in the I.C.U. with the patient and you know that the condition is terminal."
A Delaware man was sentenced to four years in prison for vehicular manslaughter. He was a groomsman in a wedding, had 10 drinks at the rehearsal dinner in NJ, and crashed the car, killing a bridesmaid.
The Joseph Patelson Music House in Midtown is closing tomorrow.
A Long Island sandwich shop worker noticed that a $100 bill was missing an "S" in "series 2003"—turned out the customer was using fake money!
John Stamos says he's working on an idea to bring Full House to the big screen.