A blazing fire in the sexy actress’ Union Square pad was sparked when burning candles left on her bathtub ignited nearby clothes, according to FDNY officials.
The fire in the 12th-floor Broadway home started at about 10 p.m. and took 45 minutes to put out.
“It was candles that maybe caught some clothes that were left near the tub,” said FDNY Chief John Bley.
A two-wheeled tsunami is about to hit New York — and Mayor Bloomberg couldn’t be more pleased.
A giddy Bloomberg yesterday promised that the perpetually delayed bike-share program would flood the city’s already-packed streets with more bikes than Beijing.
“It’s going to be increased by tens of thousands,” the mayor said of the future bike-share New York on his weekly WOR radio show. “Every city that’s done this, it is phenomenally popular.”
Breaking: Mulcher arrives for todays's Tompkins Square Park MulchFest twitter.com/evgrieve/statu…
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Bit of an accident here at 14th & 1st Ave. Will blame the guilty party later! twitter.com/evgrieve/statu…
— evgrieve (@evgrieve) January 12, 2013
At the flea market at Immaculate Conception, 14th St. and 1st Ave. twitter.com/evgrieve/statu…
— evgrieve (@evgrieve) January 12, 2013
Guided Tours of East Village Gardens, Historic Sites Open to Public Beginning Saturday, January 12, 3 PM
As part of its mission to preserve and promote scholarship of the history of urban grassroots activism in the East Village, the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space (MoRUS) is offering weekly tours of community gardens and historic tenements. The tours last approximately two hours covering locations east to Avenue D, west to Avenue A; north and south, Fourteenth and Houston Streets, respectively. Each Saturday the tour will begin at MoRUS, 155 Avenue C between Ninth and Tenth Streets at 3 PM.
