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Photograph of part of the MoMA's Tim Burton exhibit by Carl MiKoy on Flickr

From the Gothamist Newsmap: A car into building at 12 Ave & 52 St in Brooklyn, a suspicious package at Wall St & Nassau St in Manhattan, and an unusual rescue at Astoria Blvd At 28 St in Queens.
Existing home sales surged to 10.1% in October, more than expected.
An insurance man finds that setting up a table in the subway system actually does draw business.
Jurors are back to deliberating in John Gotti Jr's fourth federal trial. The mob scion's previous three trials ended in mistrial.
It's not 2010 yet, but Rep. Jerrold Nadler has endorsed Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, noting that she's been a "great partner on many progressive causes."
Since Susan Boyle is in town (she was on the Today show this morning), she's going to be doing some sightseeing tomorrow.
Two former gang members turned anti-violence activists featured in the Newark documentary Brick City were arrested on drug charges, which they deny.
And a Twitter user on AOL's new brand identity and logos (the mess is here): "I think I get 3 of the Aol logos. Sleeping with the Fishes, Down the Drain and We're a Mess. Each must be a brand attribute."