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- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A pedestrian struck at Clarkson Ave & Utica Ave in Brooklyn, a found grenade at W 147 St in Manhattan and a foot pursuit at Maple Avenue & Grove Avenue on Staten Island.
- A Hamptons beach club warned its patrons about possible drug arrests by actually pointing out the undercover cops, but two were still arrested for selling Special K.
- The NY Times' Clyde Haberman wonders about renaming the Grand Central Parkway after Edward Kennedy, "It would be kind of neat to tell people that they should take the R.F.K. to the E.M.K. and follow it to the road that leads into J.F.K."
- A waiter is suing the owners of popular Park Plaza Diner in Brooklyn Heights for paying him just $0.74 to $1.41 per hour for seven years.
- Staten Island DA Daniel Donovan is inviting teens to participate in a program that will "introduce youths to television production and the justice system."
- State Senate conference leader John Sampson has endorsed Mark Green for Public Advocate, not fellow Brooklynite Bill de Blasio.
- An upstate couple got married at their 7-year-old's funeral, because their child, who died in a car crash, really wanted them to get married.
- And it's from last Friday, but it's still amusing: A-Rod loves the Toronto lady cops.
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