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  1. The Week in Sports
    Vegans Conquer The Staples CenterThe arena is now Peta-approved.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  2. Mediavore
    Hit-and-Run and Looming Strike Cast a Dark Cloud Over Citizen’s Bank Park;Plus: Gunmen target pizza delivery drivers; and Feds raid IHOPs in Indiana and Ohio, all in our morning news roundup.
  3. Sweet News
    Aramark Discovers How To Prevent Tastykakes From Melting DownIt’s not a cure for a disease, but it’s still pretty significant.
    By Collin Keefe
  4. Why Can’t Us?
    Pick a Haute Dog for the BallparkHow do you follow up the Phillies toaster?
    By Kirsten Henri
  5. Health Concerns
    LaBan’s Field Trip to the ‘Poop-Ateria’ Does Not End WellThe Inky critic pays a visit to the scandal-plagued PA Capitol Cafe
    By Kirsten Henri
  6. Health Concerns
    Rodent Infestation Continues in Capitol CafeteriaThe pols have company in the cafeteria
    By Kirsten Henri
  7. NewsFeed
    Rabbi Will Bless Striking Goldman Sachs Cafeteria WorkersWe’re sure there’s a “rabbi walks into a cafeteria” joke in here…
  8. Neighborhood Watch
    Williamsburg: Subway Out, Silent H InConey Island : Having evicted and demolished the neighboring mini-golf course, Thor Equities neglects to renew the lease for beachside fave the Grill House. Where else are we supposed to get pretzels on hot dogs? [Gowanus Lounge] East Village: Just in time for the 50-plus-degree weather, a Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory alum has opened a haute creamery on Avenue B near 14th Street. [DailyCandy] Harlem: Gospel jazz comes to the Harlem Tea Room Friday night. Sure to be a wild evening. [Uptown Flavor] Midtown East: Local prisons and the United Nations share a controversial food supplier, Aramark. Also, you’re allowed to smoke in the U.N. dining room. [Gridskipper] West Village: Locals find a creative outlet to cope with fears of rat infestation: unchecked pun-making. [NewYorkology] Williamsburg: Controversial Subway franchise on Bedford now up for sale. Comes with free trapper hat. [Curbed] Vinh Nguyen fulfills his dream of bringing good Vietnamese to New York, helping people pronounce his name with the opening of Silent H. (His dream of serving alcohol, on the other hand … ) [i’m not sayin, i’m just sayin]