Patrons Ponder Neighborhoods Without J & R and Pearl Paint
A popular retailer of electronics and music, abruptly shuts, at least for now, and the building housing Pearl Paint is ...read more Via:...
Testimony Still Sought on Shut Lanes at George Washington Bridge
Investigators in New Jersey say they will begin calling witnesses to testify despite a judge's ruling that two former aides ...read more Via:...
Winning Lottery Numbers for April 10, 2014
Lottery numbers for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. ...read more Via: Winning Lottery Numbers for April 10, 2014
Ex-Gov. John Rowland of Connecticut Is Indicted Again
Mr. Rowland, who resigned in 2004 in a corruption scandal and was imprisoned, was charged with trying to hide his ...read more Via:...
Art Review: ‘Other Primary Structures,’ a Sequel, at the Jewish Museum
The Jewish Museum is staging “Other Primary Structures,” an unusually site-specific sequel to a sculpture show it mounted in 1966. ...read more Via:...
De Blasio, Marking 100 Days on Job, Says ‘Grass Roots’ Will Drive Agenda
Mayor Bill de Blasio focused on values rather than offering a blueprint for governing in a speech at the Cooper ...read more Via:...
Common Core Gets Strong Defense From State Education Chief
Speaking at N.Y.U., John B. King Jr., the education commissioner, fought back at criticism of the state's efforts to adopt ...read more Via:...
U.S. Attorney Says He Will Take Up Work of Corruption Panel Cuomo Disbanded
Preet Bharara, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, said Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo had disbanded the panel prematurely and that ...read more Via:...
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh Takes Her Public Art Project to Georgia
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, a painter and illustrator from Brooklyn, takes her public art project, which focuses on street harassment by men, ...read more Via:...
City Room: New York Today: Take Out the Compost
What you need to know for Thursday: The city expands compost collection, the fair weather holds, and the mayor reflects ...read more Via:...
J & R Closes Manhattan Store for a Redesign
A Lower Manhattan mainstay for 43 years, J & R Music and Computer World says it hopes to reopen next ...read more Via:...
Different Sort of Dog Run: Beside Train, Between Boroughs
A collie mix ran the path of a Hudson Line train from the Bronx to Upper Manhattan before being rescued ...read more Via:...
De Blasio: ‘You Can’t Be Passive in a Role Like This’
Edited excerpts from an interview with Mayor Bill de Blasio conducted on Wednesday by The New York Times. ...read more Via: De Blasio:...
U.S. Attorney Criticizes Cuomo’s Closing of Panel
A commission on public corruption, whose credibility had been questioned by watchdog groups, was disbanded by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo ...read more Via:...
