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Possibly Fatal Stabbing on Lower East Side of NYC
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Stabbing on Stanton St.
by John Tully
The New York Herald Sun
A possibly fatal stabbing on the north side of Stanton St. between Attorney and Ridge on the Lower East Side of Manhattan may have cost the life of a male victim. It’s unclear if he survived after sustaining multiple stab wounds.
The incident took place at approximately 3:30 am and the constant sound of a police helicopter with it’s search lights on full blast looking for the perpetrator(s) could be heard for almost an hour in the surrounding neighborhood.
It’s unclear what precipitated the attack or if any suspect is now in custody. Ofc. Allen of the NYPD remarked: “I don’t think he’s going to make it”
The attack happened in the exact same block where 3 people were shot last fall (2010).
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Dead Drops in NYC—A Video How-To
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Tuesday January 25, 2011
As part of his EYEBEAM residency in NYC, Aram Bartholl created “Dead Drops,” an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space where USB flash drives are embedded into walls, buildings and curbs accessable to anybody in public space.
This is an interesting project that is the intersection of street art and technology, using public space as a way to communicate in a specific way with others.
Bartholl goes on to say “Everyone is invited to drop or find files on a dead drop. Plug your laptop to a wall, house or pole to share your favorite files and data. Each dead drop is installed empty except a readme.txt file explaining the project. ‘Dead Drops’ is open to participation. If you want to install a dead drop in your city/neighborhood follow the ‘how to’ instructions and submit the location and pictures.”
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Gov. Christie needs more time to decide fate of Hudson River tunnel
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Andrew Mills
Gov. Chris Christie will decide the fate of the Hudson River tunnel within the next few days
TRENTON — New Jersey’s governor is expected to take at least another day before announcing whether the nation’s largest public works project will continue or die.
Gov. Chris Christie is considering whether to restart a Hudson River rail tunnel project that he killed because of escalating costs. However, the nation’s transportation secretary pressed Christie to reconsider.
The governor objects to the state being on the hook for potential cost overruns and wants someone else to help pick up the tab. The federal government and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey are each contributing $3 billion.
New Jersey’s share is $2.7 billion plus the overruns. If Christie kills the project, he could use some of the money to replenish the state’s broke Transportation Trust Fund.
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Taxicab Plows Into Bicycle and Pedestrians in New York City’s East Village
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Busy Saturday Night on First Avenue Turns Into a Nightmare; At Least Four Hurt
By John Tully
The New York Herald Sun
September 5, 2010 3:30 am
A possibly fatal accident involving a taxi, pedestrians and at least one bicyclist happened early this morning at the intersection of First Avenue and Third St. in New York City’s busy East Village.
According to one witness, a woman riding a bicycle was struck by the SUV-type taxicab, which ended up crashing through the window of The Bean coffee shop on that corner.
The victim was apparently trapped for some time under the vehicle and is now in critical condition at the hospital.
DEVELOPING…
UPDATE ONE
Jeremy Tanner with WPIX Channel 11 in New York is reporting that one victim, identity unknown has now been pronounced dead. Four others including the driver of the Taxi and his passenger are at Bellevue hospital.
UPDATE 2
The victim of the Taxi crash who was in the worst condition is now recovering from a broken neck and leg.
He did survive and the other 4 people involved in the incident are also recovering from their assorted injuries.
