NPR: Linkfest: New York City Not as Big as It Thought

Linkfest: New York City Not as Big as It Thought

While New York City celebrated the 125th anniversary of the Brooklyn Bridge opening yesterday, another story was making the rounds: that the city is 17 square miles smaller than long believed. Which won't make finding a place to live any easier.

It's the Ramble.

LA welcomes 18,000 new citizens, a city record/ High gas prices force cops to walk the beat more/ Wolf whistle works, woman strips/ New York's still a big city, just not quite so big

Laura Conaway

7:40 AM ET | 05-23-2008 | permalink

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