The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
- C'mon, Get App-y: For Some iPhone Users, Profusion of Programs Is Just ... Irritating
- DJ Cassidy's 28th Birthday Party Was Last Night—and He Still Hasn't Slept!
- Desperate Restaurants? Semi-Annual "Week" Will Probably Ooze, Like a Molten Chocolate Cake, Past Labor Day
- The History of Jazz, by Darcy James Argue
- Maazel's Big Mahler Toodle-Oo: Grand, But a Tad Technical
Ambit Energy, a Con Edison alternative, promises big cash for a handful of plucky sales men and women. [NY Times]
Brooklyn’s seaside hustle. [NY Times]
Sonic Youth’s performance at McCarren Park Pool this weekend could be the venue’s last. [NY Times]
Private garages—the definitive urban luxury. [NY Times]
Making co-op life more livable in sour economic times. [NY Times]
The revitalization of a neglected Bronx community. [NY Times]
Creating the Dimaond District. [NY Times]
New Web site maps environmental hazards lurking under New York State properties. [NY Times]
For those who can see them, the mystery penthouses being built atop a 97th Street apartment building make for great gossip. [NY Times]
Parking-meter decapitator caught. [NY Times]
Moonstruck house in Brooklyn Heights sells for $4 million. [NY Times]
Shorter hours for Olafur Eliasson’s waterfalls. [NY Times]
The Meatpacking District—a drug dealer’s paradise. [NYDN]
Number of Coney Island visitors this summer falls dramatically. [NYDN]
Barring a new lease, Astroland vows to close (again). [NYDN]
Landlord steals own tenant’s identity to buy BMW. [NYDN]
As the economy falls, local bank robberies jump 57 percent. [NY Post]
Congressman Rangel has “only sporadically declared” income on his beachfront property in the Dominican Republican—a hugely popular tourist rental. [NY Post]
State comptroller Thomas DiNapoli to monitor Thruway Authority to ensure motorists aren’t being overcharged for gas. [NY Sun]
Treasury Secretary Paulson weighs options on Freddie and Fannie. [WSJ]
Lehman Brothers hopes to dump billions in real estate loans, as it looks to steer its way out of financial crisis. [WSJ]
Hedge-fund manager John Paulson cuts asking price on his Hamptons digs by $2.6 million; Manhattan’s Spence School scoops up a $27 million townhouse. [WSJ]
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