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Extra, Extra: Woman Stabs Boyfriend For Starting Thanksgiving Dinner Without Her
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Ben Yakas
Published Nov 28, 2014
Modified Nov 28, 2014
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- A Thanksgiving family photo ended in disaster after a porch collapsed in South Carolina, sending 22 people to the hospital.
- A woman allegedly stabbed her boyfriend because he started eating a Thanksgiving meal without her.
- An exploding stove left a massive hole in a Queens house yesterday.
- The most expensive single-family townhouse in the East Village is about to hit the market.
- Fuck off deer, say NYC parks.
- One person was killed in Staten Island after a car dealership partly caved in.
- Martha Stewart spent Thanksgiving with...creepy Uncle Terry.
- A barber says cops roughed him up during an iPhone sting.
- And finally, baby bat burritos:
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