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October 12, 2010, 9:40 am

The Morning Roundup

Ben Chislett

Good morning, East Village.

A quick look at what we’re reading: Jeremiah’s Vanishing New York has a nice riff on the proliferation – and high prices – of various Bowery-themed clothing and apparel. EV Grieve writes about the arrival of the Hotel Toshi chain on East 10th Street. And after the discovery of explosives in a cemetery on East Second Street Monday, a few outlets have offered follow-up pieces this morning. The Daily News and The Times are among those who offer up a theory that the explosives might be related to a nearby clubhouse of the Hells Angels.

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