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By JOSH BERTHUME | April 22, 2011

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REVIEW: FIRST PRINTER
First Printer is located on the site of the former home of Stephen Daye — reportedly the first printer in British North America — and commemorates the craft with a wall of old type cases and some framed historic newspapers.

HUNTING THE CRAIGSLIST KILLER
Julissa Brisman's 10 pm client, her sixth and last for Tuesday, April 14, 2009, was early. She planned afterward to go out with a Yale graduate she'd met on the train to Boston the previous morning and was due back home in Brooklyn the next day.

ON THE CHEAP: GRIDDLER'S BURGERS AND DOGS
With the news that former New York Times food critic Frank Bruni has gout, I write my latest dispatch to you between bites of salad, haunted by the Ghost of Lunches Future.

THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX SET
Imagine a mysterious brushed-aluminum cube, big enough to fit in the palm of your hand. Its surface is studded with four unmarked buttons, and pitted with two holes, on opposite sides, that appear to be for earphone jacks. Etched on the side, a simple plea: "Don't break my love."

ROMNEY HAS CAPITULATED UTTERLY TO THE GUN FETISHISTS — AS THE BODY COUNT KEEPS RISING
Mitt Romney, in what his own staff called the first major speech of the general election, received a standing ovation last week at the National Rifle Association (NRA) annual convention in St. Louis.