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Early Addition: Roosters Kicked Out Of LES
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Jen Chung
Published Sep 19, 2011
Modified Sep 19, 2011
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- A man was killed in the Bronx in a hit-and-run involving a SUV.
- Anderson Cooper discusses his brother's suicide with his mom Gloria Vanderbilt on his show.
- 7 World Trade Center is fully leased.
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- A Manhattan man was arrested for the fatal hit-and-run in Queens that killed a man on the Grand Central Parkway.
- The woman whose three daughters were killed when her sister-in-law was wrong-way driving and crashed her car on the Taconic Parkway is pregnant.
- The NY State GOP is considering a new State Senate District.
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