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Early Addition: Citi Bike prices are going up tomorrow
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James Ramsay
Published Jan 3, 2024
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Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where that rumble in Queens yesterday was actually an earthquake.
Here's what else is happening:
- Already-indicted New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez was charged yesterday for allegedly accepting cash, gold bars and Formula 1 tickets in exchange for aiding the Qatari government.
- Citi Bike prices for both annual memberships and individual rides are going up tomorrow.
- Residents of the Westchester town of Mount Pleasant say a local century-old home for foster youth is losing control, citing upticks in 911 calls for runaway kids and violent incidents.
- Frank Carone, Mayor Adams' former chief of staff, is making good money these days.
- Let Bill de Blasio sulk in a coffee shop.
- This British teen is good at darts.
- This nine-month cruise needs more drama.
- Does sleeping in socks make you healthy or a psychopath? Gotta hear both sides.
- And finally, good hiding spot:
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