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  • 'Ragtime' opening night

    New York Post – Mon Nov 9, 8:27 pm ET  

    The musical kicks off its revival, which started at the Kennedy Center, tonight at the Neil Simon Theatre. Tickets range from $46.50-$126.50. For more information and to buy tickets, call 212-307-4100. ... Full Story »

  • Lauren Ambrose concert

    New York Post – Mon Nov 9, 8:26 pm ET  

    The actress and "Six Feet Under" star, who most recently offered up her voice to Spike Jonze's "Where the Wild Things Are," will play a jazz show with her band tonight at Joe's Pub. For more information, call 212-539-8777. ... Full Story »

  • Andre Agassi at Barnes & Noble

    New York Post – Mon Nov 9, 8:26 pm ET  

    The tennis star will discuss his autobiography, "Open," today at the Fifth Avenue Barnes & Noble. For more information, call 212-697-3048 or visit www.barnesandnoble.com. ... Full Story »

  • Falu at Carnegie Hall

    New York Post – Mon Nov 9, 8:26 pm ET  

    The Indian singer will be joined by special guests like John Popper at this family-friendly concert. The best part? Tickets are only $9. For more information, call 212-247-7800 or visit www.carnegiehall.org. ... Full Story »

  • Fort Hood shooter's lawyer: don't question my client

    New York Post – Mon Nov 9, 8:26 pm ET  

    KILLEEN, Texas — A lawyer for the Army psychiatrist accused in a deadly shooting spree at Fort Hood, Texas, said Monday he asked investigators not to question his client and expressed doubt that the suspect would be able to get a fair trial, given th... Full Story »

WCBS-TV New York

  • NYPD Probing Powder Sent To 3 NYC Consulates

    WCBS-TV New York – 15 mins ago  

    CBS 2 HD has learned suspicious letters with white powder were sent to two international missions and a consulate in New York City on Monday night. A red decontamination tent was set up by the FDNY outside the French Mission at 47th Street and Second Avenue after as teams were set up to check all the people in the building for a possible contaminant. The tent at the French Mission was one of ... Full Story »

  • X-Mas Shopping Woes: Inventories Way Down In '09

    WCBS-TV New York – 34 mins ago  

    The holidays may be weeks away, but high shopping season is here. And the most popular toys and products are already flying off store shelves. CBS 2 HD has some advice on what parents should do. A robotic toy hamster is the hot toy of the season. But try finding it. Full Story »

  • Investigation: The Drunk Driving Moms Epidemic

    WCBS-TV New York – 46 mins ago  

    For the past five years the number of women being arrested for drunk driving has been on the steady increase. And all too often, children are on board, unfortunately, being injured or even losing their lives. Now one local police agency is fighting back -- designing better ways to catch potentially dangerous moms. Diane Shuler. Carmen Huertas. Ann Marie Ciarcia. All mothers, all charged with ... Full Story »

  • Central Park Robberies Spark Fear Among Residents

    WCBS-TV New York – 47 mins ago  

    A rash of robberies in Central Park ended with people held up while jogging and strolling the trails. Now there's a reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. The NYPD released sketches of two of them on Monday night. A day after the latest mugging, Central Park was its usual packed place with runners and walkers in the lit and not so lit paths. Full Story »

  • Paterson: NYS Will Be Broke Before Christmas

    WCBS-TV New York – 1 hr 39 mins ago  

    Governor David Paterson called an unusual joint session of the Legislature Monday to implore recalcitrant lawmakers to close the state's huge budget gap before New York runs out of money. To some lawmakers it's nothing more than a photo op to help Paterson get re-elected. But the governor is dead serious. He said if the Legislature doesn't cut the budget now the state could run out of money by ... Full Story »

Newsday

  • Report: Diane Schuler had look of 'panic' before crash

    Newsday – 40 mins ago  

    Two hours before Diane Schuler drove the wrong way on an upstate parkway, killing herself and seven others, a motorist saw someone who looked and dressed like her doubled-over on the side of the road, "with her hands on her knees as if throwing up," according to a state police report released Monday. Full Story »

  • Carbon monoxide sickens 11 at Plainview eatery

    Newsday – 54 mins ago  

    Eleven people at a Plainview restaurant sustained carbon monoxide poisoning Monday night, and eight were transported to hospitals, officials said. Full Story »

  • King: Fort Hood suspect had contact with al-Qaida-linked imam

    Newsday – 2 hrs 23 mins ago  

    U.S officials intercepted a number of communications last year between an Army major who allegedly killed 13 people Thursday at his Texas military base and the radical, Al-Qaida-linked former imam of his Washington-area mosque, Rep. Peter King (R-Seaford) said Monday. Full Story »

  • In NY, same-sex marriage bill hangs in balance

    Newsday – 2 hrs 55 mins ago  

    ALBANY - The fate of a bill legalizing same-sex marriage is increasingly unclear as nervous state senators eye the 2010 elections with last week's setbacks for gay rights in Maine and a New York House race still fresh in their minds. Full Story »

  • Many factors behind higher school-tax rates

    Newsday – Mon Nov 9, 9:38 pm ET  

    Tens of thousands of Nassau County homeowners have been hit with heftier-than-expected school-tax hikes in the past month, despite a sick economy and boasts by schools last spring that they held spending and taxes to the lowest increases in more than a decade. Full Story »

Asbury Park Press

The Star-Ledger

1010 WINS New York

  • Madoff's Personal Effects Go On the Auction Block

    1010 WINS New York – Mon Nov 9, 7:29 pm ET  

    The U.S. Marshals service wants to auction hundreds of pieces of jewelry, clothing and other personal effects once owned by disgraced financier and vanquished Mets fan Bernard Madoff and his wife, Ruth. Full Story »

  • Conn. Gov. Rell Won't Seek Re-Election in 2010

    1010 WINS New York – Mon Nov 9, 7:29 pm ET  

    Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell says she will not seek re-election next year. Rell has been Connecticut's governor since 2004, when former Gov. John Rowland resigned in a corruption probe. She was elected to her own term in 2006, becoming the first Republican woman elected the state's chief executive. Full Story »

  • New York Senate Starts Inquiry into Monserrate

    1010 WINS New York – Mon Nov 9, 6:44 pm ET  

    As New York's Senate began an inquiry into whether a senator convicted of misdemeanor assault should face sanctions, the Senate majority leader argued that expulsion is too severe and the convicted senator's attorneys questioned whether any such punishment could stick. Full Story »

  • Conn. Chimpanzee Attack Victim to Appear on 'Oprah'

    1010 WINS New York – Mon Nov 9, 5:59 pm ET  

    A Connecticut woman who was mauled and blinded after a 200-pound chimpanzee attacked her in February will appear on "The Oprah Winfrey Show.'' Full Story »

  • Joey Chestnut Gobbles Up 50 Meatballs in 10 Minutes

    1010 WINS New York – Mon Nov 9, 5:44 pm ET  

    Joey Chestnut maintained his dominance in the sport of competitive eating -- and expanded his palate -- by winning the first-ever Martorano's Masters Meatball Eating Championship in Las Vegas. Full Story »

The Record and Herald News

  • AP sources: US troops likely for Afghanistan in January

    The Record and Herald News – 1 hr 43 mins ago  

    President Barack Obama is nearing a decision to add tens of thousands more forces to Afghanistan, though likely not quite the 40,000 sought by his top general there, as Pentagon planners work to ready bases and provide equipment the troops would need in a country with scant resources. Full Story »

  • Police: Seton Hall player drunk in wrong-way crash

    The Record and Herald News – 2 hrs 43 mins ago  

    A Seton Hall University men’s basketball player was drunk when he drove the wrong way in the southbound express lanes of the Garden State Parkway, causing a two-car accident near Sayreville early Monday, authorities said. Full Story »

  • Christie considers declaring financial state of emergency

    The Record and Herald News – 2 hrs 43 mins ago  

    A declaration — invoking the same law as if N.J. were hit by a natural disaster — could give him broad powers, such as suspending rules governing state worker layoffs. Full Story »

  • Investigators: Ft. Hood suspect acted alone

    The Record and Herald News – Mon Nov 9, 9:03 pm ET  

    The U.S. Army psychiatrist accused of the Fort Hood massacre apparently acted alone and without outside direction in the attack, investigative officials said Monday night. Full Story »

  • Jury to continue deliberations in strangulation case

    The Record and Herald News – Mon Nov 9, 9:03 pm ET  

    The strangulation of Paterson resident Howla Sweeney had all the signs of a crime of passion – one her jilted lesbian lover committed and not the man wrongly on trial for it, a defense attorney representing murder defendant Terrence Maultsby told a jury Monday. Full Story »

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