Living in: Westerleigh, S.I., Built on Temperance
A two-square-mile neighborhood of Staten Island with origins in the temperance movement of the late 19th century. ...read more Via: Living in: Westerleigh,...
Fred Ho, 56, Composer and Radical Activist, Dies
Mr. Ho, who considered himself a “popular avant-gardist,” mixed jazz with popular and traditional elements of what he called Afro-Asian ...read more Via:...
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New York City Schools Chancellor Calls for ‘Back-to-Basics Approach’
At a speech on Saturday, Carmen Fariña said she would aim to reduce class sizes and curb the use of ...read more Via:...
Carol Grimaldi Dies at 76; Owned Esteemed Pizzeria
Mrs. Grimaldi's good-natured enforcement of the restaurant's customer code — no slices, no deliveries, no credit cards — became a ...read more Via:...
Another Prosecutor Is Said to Investigate Port Authority
The Manhattan district attorney's office has subpoenaed documents concerning a range of the troubled agency's major construction projects, a person ...read more Via:...
Police Kill Man, 86, Who Reported Shooting His Daughter
The confrontation occurred after the 911 caller wielded a shotgun as officers arrived outside a house in Astoria, Queens, where ...read more Via:...
City’s Doormen Reach New Labor Agreement
The new deal would keep in place the current benefits package and increase annual pay for a typical New York ...read more Via:...
Coming Soon to MoMA, Lots of Knocking Next Door
The Museum of Modern Art made a controversial decision to demolish the building, recognized by its textured bronze facade, that ...read more Via:...
City Accused of Dragging Its Feet on Settling Suit in ’89 Jogger Rape Case
The men's convictions were vacated in 2002 after evidence pointed to another attacker. ...read more Via: City Accused of Dragging Its Feet on...
Amid Storm Over Slurs, Fire Chief Plans Exit
Anthony LoGiudice retires after firefighters said he made anti-Semitic remarks about Paul J. Feiner, the town supervisor of Greenburgh, N.Y. ...read more Via:...
At the | Table Tarallucci E Vino: A Toast to the Ramps of Spring
One of the first restaurants in New York City to be serving ramps this year is Tarallucci e Vino, an ...read more Via:...
Student Crossing a Street is Hit by 2 Cabs and Killed
A college senior visiting New York City for job interviews was struck by two taxicabs and killed as she crossed ...read more Via:...
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