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UWS Crane Collapsed This Afternoon


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Jen Carlson

Published Oct 8, 2009

Modified Oct 8, 2009


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Everything's fine! However, earlier this afternoon a crane struck a piece of scaffolding at an Upper West Side rental building that is under construction. The location was 775 Columbus Avenue, part of the new Columbus Square complex, and the Real Deal is reporting there are no injuries, "but emergency personnel were on the scene, making sure the crane was secure. It was not clear at press time what caused the collision."

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