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  1. Why are flu shots widely available in some areas but scarce in others. http://bit.ly/6A0Ld
  2. Tune in to Soundcheck Wednesday to hear Ricky Lee Jones on her new album. Here's a preview of her playing "Wild Girl" http://bit.ly/1cMqj7
  3. Arthur Schwartz shares some cool recipes with Leonard Lopate, including this one for Baked Tomato Sauce http://bit.ly/YAaII
  4. WNYC’s Fred Mogul spent time in Tremont in the South Bronx where the city is trying to improve people's health. http://bit.ly/3zFPft
  5. The NYPD held "The Gang Intel" event in Harlem to address the growing sophistication of gangs http://is.gd/4SFjQ
  6. Growing Culture of Commuting on Two Wheels Drives Up Bicycle Sales http://bit.ly/2TWB1q
  7. Radio Rookies looks back: a girl confronting her dad about his drug addiction, a teen risking his life for revenge http://bit.ly/17bnjG
  8. Hear what NYC comptroller-elect John Liu has to say about the new unemployment numbers http://bit.ly/1vQl96
  9. Says @BrianLehrer: Who would have thought the NYC mayor's race would be closer than the NJ governor's race?
  10. Mayor Bloomberg projected winner in NYC Mayor's race.
  11. The latest NYC Mayor numbers: Bloomberg 50%, Thompson 47% ... with 93% of precincts reporting.
  12. Now with 80% of the vote counted in NYC, Bloomberg has 49.5% and Thompson has 47.1%.
  13. Blowout? Not so far ... with 58% of NYC vote counted, Bloomberg 49% and Thompson 48%
  14. Christie projected winner in NJ; Bloomberg and Thompson too close to call with almost half the vote counted. http://wnyc.org
  15. Election Night 2009 has begun! http://wnyc.org ~ 93.9 FM ~ AM 820
  16. Corzine, Christie or Daggett? Complete NJ and NY Election Coverage with Brian Lehrer starts 8 pm! Hear it: http://wnyc.org 93.9 FM or AM 820
  17. A referendum on same sex marriage in Maine may serve as a bellwether for legislation around the country http://bit.ly/4bEfj5
  18. WNYC’s Sara Fishko is thinking about scary music. http://bit.ly/1bTvXy
  19. @brycecovert Welcome! And thank you for your support.
  20. Deborah Tannen looks at the closeness and competition that exists between sisters. http://bit.ly/mdbHu