Sources: Men Arrested Trying To Repaint Bedford Bike Lane
Giuliani Takes Job As Security Consultant For Rio Olympics
Call to Ban Carriage Horses, Close Stable
Co-ed Dorm Rooms Coming To Columbia
Couple Lives in City's Smallest Quarters
- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A homicide at East 165 Street in the Bronx, a perp search at 31 Street & 30 Ave in Queens and a water job at 8th St & Coney Island in Brooklyn.
- One person died and three were injured in a Kew Gardens, Queens fire this morning.
- NY Times reporter David Rohde began to detail his captivity under the Taliban in part one of a five-part series.
- Bizarre: Firefighters returned to the firehouse after responding to a false alarm...and found a "well-dressed" man making himself at home.
- A woman, whose daughter was found stabbed to death in her Long Island apartment, wrote on her daughter's MySpace page, "Be assured, I will not rest until this cowardly beast is caught. May he rot in hell!"
- The NY Times finds out what Tamara Tunie—aka ME Warner on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit—does on Sundays. Yes, she does catch up on watching her own show, "I’d been on the show several years before I knew I had a husband."
- And an all-male college in Georgia is cracking down on crossdressing by banning women's clothes.
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the cops have busted the block of canal street near pearl paint.
I talked to them and they said that
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WQXR. the city's only classical music radio station, was off the air this morning.
Is WNYC, which recently took over, playing hardball with listeners who have fled its insistent clatter-for-cash programming for the calm sanctuary of WQXR?
Refugees From Fund Raising want to know whether the Greene Street Zealots have deliberately cut off the music option.
Longtime WNYC subscriber-members (like me) resent this underhanded effort to imprison them in an echo chamber of appeals