- From the Gothamist Newsmap: A double stabbing on Cleveland St on Staten Island, a commercial fire at 11 Madison Ave in Manhattan, and a pedestrian struck at South Conduit Ave in Queens.
- Companies have been more wary about holiday hiring this season.
- City Comptroller Bill Thompson wouldn't comment directly about reports that he's considering a Senate run.
- Bob Sheppard, the 99-year-old voice of the Yankees, is officially retiring, "I enjoyed doing what I did. I don't think, at my age, I'm going to suddenly regain the stamina that is really needed if you do the job and do it well."
- Little Jasmina Anema, the leukemia patient who was scheduled to meet President Obama yesterday but was taken to a hospital instead, is doing better but remains under observation.
- The FAA released transcripts of the conversation between an air traffic controller and the pilots of a jet that overshot its Minneapolis destination; one pilot blamed "cockpit distraction, that's all I can say."
- A cold and lethargic five-foot boa constrictor was found on a Yonkers street.
- A NJ postal worker was busted after allegedly stealing one mail recipient's Visa gift cards to buy fixings for Thanksgiving.




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