New York Today: She's Back After closing for renovations, the statue reopened last October. The next day, Hurricane Sandy hit, damaging the ferry dock. On Thursday, July 4, the statue will finally re-reopen. But if you want to be among the huddled masses allowed inside, you'll have to wait. Tours are booked until next Wednesday, and the crown until August. Still, you can make a trip to Liberty Island to gaze upon her in person, as so many would-be Americans have before you. Here's what else you need to know to start your pre-holiday Wednesday. Cloudy with highs in the mid-80s. Then comes the sun, and with it the heat: highs in the 90s by Friday and through the sunny weekend. Some chance of a shower today and Thursday. Roads [9:52] Delays on the 59th Street Bridge inbound, 1010 WINS reports. Alternate-side parking rules are in effect Wednesday, suspended Thursday and back in effect Friday. Mass Transit [9:52] Subway delays on the G and L. Click for the latest status. Mayor Bloomberg may set his concerns about healthy eating slightly to the side when he speaks at the weigh-in for Nathan's annual hot-dog eating contest at 11 a.m. On the campaign trail, Bill de Blasio will criticize the Brooklyn-snubbing decision to hold the Macy's fireworks over the Hudson River instead of the East River yet again. William C. Thompson Jr. will continue to rack up union endorsements, this one from traffic and sanitation agents. Former Merce Cunningham dancers will perform a site-specific work involving magic, latex, minotaurs and underwater trees at Elevated Acre, a rooftop garden in the financial district, at 1:30 p.m. "Our Nixon," a documentary patched together from the president's aides" Super 8 home movies, will show free at Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens. Live music at 7 p.m., movie at 8:30. Holy hailing helicopters: starting today, you can summon a chopper via Uber to take you to the Hamptons. Just $3,000 for five seats. Mets host Diamondbacks at 7: 10 p.m., Yankees at Minnesota. Many Coney Island rides were evacuated after the closed 270-foot-tall Astroland Tower started swaying. Parts of Luna Park and the Cyclone will remain closed through the morning as the city continues inspections. NBC 4 New York Two men were arrested on charges of running a pirate radio station in Flatlands, Brooklyn. An audit found that the Police Department was not doing enough to root out the manipulation of crime statistics. Now available for your Internet expansion: the ."nyc" Web domain. Mashable Residents of Breezy Point, Queens, who lost their homes in the Hurricane Sandy fires are suing the Long Island Power Authority and National Grid. As many as 500 Canada geese were rounded up for slaughter in the name of air safety at Jamaica Bay near Kennedy Airport. City Room Yanks and Mets win handily. Macy's Fireworks over the Hudson River. Click for spectator guide. After 4:30 p.m., 10th Avenue and the West Side Highway will begin closing to traffic between 14th and 59th Streets to allow spectators to gather. Don't go to the High Line, either - it's off limits after 6 p.m. For an alternative, head to Coney Island for fireworks, preceded by live music, at MCU Park, home of the Brooklyn Cyclones, 4:30 to 10:30 p.m. Louis Armstrong celebrated his birthday on July 4 (even though he was born in August), and every year his former home (now a museum) in Queens hosts a musical celebration. Red beans, rice, sweet tea and birthday cake. For a complete list of weekend street closings, click here. Expect surprises if you go to the annual July 4 TriBattery Pops performance in Wagner Park in Battery Park City. The all-volunteer band has been known to cover "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and other nontraditional patriotic numbers. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. E.C. Gogolak and Marc Santora contributed reporting. We're taking a break on Thursday and Friday, but will be back on Monday.