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Morning Reads: Bus Driver Pleads Not Guilty, Maloney’s District Going Dominican?, Gavin DeGraw Talks About Beating

Ophadell Williams, the driver of the tour bus that crashed in the Bronx in March (killing 15 from Chinatown), was charged yesterday with manslaughter and other charges. He pleaded not guilty (NYT) There's been lots of talk that Rep. Carolyn...

Morning Reads: Driver of Deadly Bus Crash Charged, Downtown Trendsetter Moves On, Celebrity Splash on the Bowery

The driver of the World Wide Tours bus that crashed in the Bronx in March, killing 15 from Chinatown, has reportedly been indicted on manslaughter charges (Daily News). Post September 11th photos of Chinatown go on display at the Library...

Morning Reads: Brooklyn Bridge Noise, Cherished Tree Lost, Acknowledging a Bowery Landmark

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver urges the city to do something about noise resulting from reconstruction of the Brooklyn Bridge (DNA Info). Silver says he opposes allowing a full fledged casino to operate in New York City (Daily News). Hurricane Irene destroys...

Morning Reads: 7-11 Invades the Bowery, Bomb Scare, Project No. 8 Shutters

After the earthquake and hurricane, the real (un) natural disaster hits the LES: the Bowery is getting a 7-11 (EV Grieve). Following the storm, going home is the hardest part for a disabled evacuee (NY1). A suspicious package causes police to...

Morning Reads: Hurricane Irene, Rat Attack, Timeshare Backyard Art Show

The latest prediction: Hurricane Irene will hit the city Sunday as a category 1 storm with 90 mph winds (Daily News). The Parks Department's plan to deal with the rate problem in Tompkins Square Park (EV Grieve). "A small but stellar...

Morning Reads: J/Z Train is #1, 9/11 Bus Plan, “Godfather” in the Park

The Straphangers Campaign says the J/Z is the best subway line in New York (Post). Sure Chinatown buses tend to tumble off the road, but as a modern-day transportation option, they beat high speed rail (Post). Tour bus plan in place...

Morning Reads: Suspect Wanted in 2010 Murder, Preservation Fight, Carlos Campos on Orchard

Police say they're looking for 29-year old Pierre Hecker in connection with the murder of Anthony Evans on Madison Street last September (NY1). East Village preservationists fight to save 316 East 3rd Street,  another endangered row house (The Local East...

Morning Reads: Bridge Antics, BB Gun Shooting, Bowery Diner Talk

Three teens who live on 1st Avenue were arrested on the Williamsburg Bridge over the weekend; one cop described their antics as "felonious stupidity." (Daily News) Five people were arrested for shooting off a bb gun on East 6th Street,...

Morning Reads: Soho Fire Victims Organize, Arrest in Murder of LES Teen, Latest Phone Booth Ads

Residents of a fire-ravaged Soho building, assisted by City Councilwoman Margaret Chin, organize against their landlord (Villager). A reputed gang member is charged in the murder of 17-year old Shytik Bowman of the Lower East Side (DNA Info). Robert Campbell, a...

Morning Reads: Nursing Home Battle, Arson Suspected in Cafe Fire, Essex Market Art

Activists hoping to save the Bialystoker Nursing Home get some mainstream media attention (WSJ). Flea Market Cafe opens after suspected arson (EVL). At least one guy thinks the cops are overly concerned about the Gavin DeGraw assault (Post). Bowery antique dealer Billy...
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JESSOR, A Show About the Architect of the Grand Street Co-ops, Opens Tomorrow at Citygroup

A new exhibition featuring the works of New York architect Herman Jessor, who designed more than 40,000 units of...
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