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• Police search for laundromat burglars caught on camera

  Police are hunting for two suspects who broke into and robbed a laundromat in Upper Manhattan. In a video released by the NYPD, the two thugs, both described...  

• 9/11 aid vow kept

  The federal government delivered on its $20.5 billion pledge to rebuild lower Manhattan after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, according to the city's Independent...  

• Extra 9/11 security

  Extra security precautions are planned for the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, federal officials said yesterday. "The traveling public may...  

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  President Obama Ground Zero tribute

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  WTC memorial pool

• Grisly garage accident

  A parking attendant died last night in a horrific freak accident in a Midtown garage, authorities said. Denuld Prophete, 64, who lived in Brooklyn, was...  

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  Victim in brutal sex beating cries at brute's sentencing, says 'I'm blessed'

  The last place she'd seen Mbarek Lafrem was in the bathroom stall of a Hell's Kitchen bar, where he would leave her stripped and unconscious, lying on the...  

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  Whole Foods drops Bethenny Frankel drink containing 'toxic' preservative

  People who say the "Real Housewives" are toxic have no idea how right they are. Whole Foods has stopped selling former "Real House wives of New York City"...  

• Motown legend hits sour note

  It's too late for him to change his tune. A judge yesterday tossed a $9 million-plus suit filed by songwriter Lamont Dozier over a deal to capitalize on...  

• Sales rep.'s 'forge scam'

  A sales representative for a software firm admitted to forging the name of a city official on a $8.5 million government contract in an attempt to land a six...  

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  Subway savior

  It was his day off and Luis Corrales was heading to a doctor’s appointment when he saw a man topple off the subway platform onto the tracks -- and, without...  

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  A swan song on 2nd Ave.

  Start spreading the news -- he’s gone. The Second Avenue Subway hardhat whose daily renditions of big-band hits won over construction-weary Upper East Siders...  

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  DSK's packing it in

  He's back to pack. Dominique Strauss-Kahn made one last trip to his rented TriBeCa townhouse, where a source familiar with the banker's schedule said he's...  

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  Bar-attack fiend gets 16 years

  A construction worker was sentenced to 16 years in prison yesterday for the brutal beating of a young nurse at a Hell's Kitchen bar. The sight of Mbarek...  

• High Line shop check-out time

  The owner of a Chelsea auto shop featured in yesterday's Post -- who says he's being squeezed out because of the High Line -- had his rent check rejected by...