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The suspects also cashed in winning tickets.

If you've got some bitcoins burning a hole through your e-wallet, just head over to the newsstand at 34th Street and 2nd Avenue.

There is some justice in this world: After months of wrangling with the city over his Astor Place newsstand, Jerry Delakas has finally secured a victory. A victory that will set him back $9,000, but a victory nonetheless.

The city has granted 64-year-old Jerry Delakas a two-week adjournment, and a rep for the mayor says that the administration is “working to reach a better outcome."

The city now has some white shoe lawyers working to evict a 63-year-old man from the newsstand he's been working for a quarter century.

Was it really just four years ago when the New York Post cost a quarter? Those were days. Now the paper appears to be getting ready for another price hike.

ianqui's flickr For the last 24 years, newsstand vendor Jerry Delakas

From NYC the Blog Finally: After cracking down on newsstands that

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