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West and East Village, Chelsea, Soho, Noho, Little Italy, Chinatown and Lower East Side, Since 1933
Volume 77, Number 13 | Aug. 29- Sep.04, 2007
Villager photo by Lorcan Otway
Taxis taken to the cleaners
On Friday at 12:30 p.m., a yellow cab driver smashed through a dry cleaners storefront at 144 First Ave. between St. Marks Pl. and E. Ninth St., after first having plowed through a bus stop, knocking down its sign. Remarkably, no one was hurt. The only person inside the cleaners, the owner, was in the stores rear. It was a mystery why the hack had turned his car at a right angle to the street, then drove east straight across the avenue. The cabbie appeared O.K. He walked out of the store, but a woman passing by who was a doctor advised him to lie down till medical help came. When an ambulance arrived, he was strapped to a backboard and removed to a hospital to be checked for injuries.
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