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Extra, Extra: Girl Scout Cookies Apparently Tax Deductable
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Jaya Saxena
Published Apr 16, 2011
Modified Apr 16, 2011
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- CitiBank is going to open 100 new branches across the country.
- State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli claimed a tax deduction of $14 for the Girl Scout cookies he bought. That means we can do it, right?
- Five people were injured in a car crash near the Park Slope Armory.
- Fatal stabbing in Russia during argument over...Mike Tyson.
- You shouldn't cry over spilt milk, but you can be arrested over it.
- Last night during Rutgersfest, a man was shot in the buttocks.
- Cheating boyfriend of woman who drove herself and her kids into the Hudson River won't face any charges in their deaths, even though he violated an order of protection just before the accident.
- The Mafia Commission hasn't met since 1985.
- Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott has a great recipe for waffles.
- Boo hoo: Mobsters feel humiliated at having to wear handcuffs during court hearing.
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