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Extra, Extra: There's A 1930s Bus Station Hidden Under Times Square
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Nell Casey
Published Jul 8, 2013
Modified Jul 8, 2013
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Published Jul 8, 2013
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- Check out the remnants of a 1930s bus station hidden underneath a Times Square hotel.
- Two researchers in Korea have designed windows that let in air but don't let in noise.
- Reminder: that subway gas test by the NYPD begins tomorrow.
- Disney's The Lone Ranger may suffer losses of nearly $150 million based on weak opening weekend numbers.
- In possibly his most creative workout yet, Rex Ryan went running with the bulls in Pamplona.
- An MTA security guard committed suicide inside a Brooklyn Subway station this weekend.
- Brooklyn artist KAWS created a Brooklyn-centric Moonman statuette for this year's MTV Video Music Awards.
- The Jehovah's Witnesses sold six DUMBO properties for $375 million.
- In an ironic twist, notorious "Bone Snatcher" Michael Mastromarino died of bone cancer in prison.
- An NYPD captain allegedly threatened to rob 911 dispatchers of their vacation time if they didn't quit protesting their overtime shifts.
- And finally, dogs look really funny with their heads out car windows:
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