New York Today: After Police Shots, Grief and Conflicting Stories; 'Give Me a Chance,' Black Says in a TV Interview

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December 06, 2010 New York Today

News After Police Shots, Grief and Conflicting Stories By SERGE F. KOVALESKI and TRYMAINE LEE Questions surround the death of Danroy Henry Jr., a Pace University football player who was shot by the police on Oct. 17. Video Feature: At the Scene of Danroy Henry Jr.'s Shooting 'Give Me a Chance,' Black Says in a TV Interview By SHARON OTTERMAN Cathleen P. Black, the chancellor-designate of the New York City schools, defended herself on television on Sunday against the considerable criticism of her surprise appointment. Times Topics: Cathleen P. Black With Republicans Running State Senate, Cuomo's Job May Be Easier By DAVID W. CHEN If Republicans hold a New York Senate majority, Andrew M. Cuomo may have more success with a fiscally conservative platform. Senate Vote Is Scheduled for Bailout of City OTB By RUSS BUETTNER Off-track betting parlors in New York City may soon close if a rescue proposal is not approved in a special session of the State Senate. Our Towns Loss Binds the Mortals of a Village By PETER APPLEBOME An affluent suburb, Scarsdale, is trying, unsuccessfully, to understand four suicides in two months. Columnist Page ADVERTISEMENT Features Cathedral With a Past; Basilica With a Future By ROBERT D. McFADDEN Roman Catholics in Manhattan celebrated a new designation by Pope Benedict XVI for St. Patrick's Old Cathedral. Business Tax Fear May Move Bonuses Earlier By LOUISE STORY and GRETCHEN MORGENSON Worried that lawmakers will let taxes rise for the richest, firms have studied whether to move their payouts from next year to this month. Sports Sports of The Times Jeter Deal Done; Now Comes Hard Part By GEORGE VECSEY Derek Jeter will be getting older at a demanding position with everyone watching for deterioration in his game. Derek Jeter and Yankees Agree to New Deal Real Estate Block by Block Musty Old, Clever Young East Seventh Street By CHRISTIAN L. WRIGHT A stroll along a six-block stretch in the East Village finds an interesting mix of urban melting pot and college town. Slide Show Habitats Rebuilt Almost From Scratch, and a Bit of a Mix By CONSTANCE ROSENBLUM Ben Schneider and Sohui Kim did so much work on an old house in Red Hook, Brooklyn, that they might as well have started from scratch. More Habitats Columns Slide Show New York Most E-Mailed Weight Watchers Upends Its Points System Destination: LAPTOPISTAN City Critic: Holiday Windows Can Be a Harsh Mirror Sunday Routine | Basil Twist: A Puppeteer and His Stick Friend Comedian Conversation Falls Flat at 92nd Street Y On Religion: Hanukkah, Autism and One Temple's Run at a Miracle The Neediest Cases: Reviving a Yiddish Group With Memories and Music Little Neck Journal: A Diner That Was the Special of Every Day Coffee, Tea and Laptops After 30 Years, Times Square Rebirth Is Complete ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Arts Dance Review Ailey Continues to Build on Its Proud Tradition By ROSLYN SULCAS The Ailey company celebrates its traditions with a new work, "Anointed," and a 50-dancer "Revelations." Slide Show Music Review Fantastical Thrust (and Hair Color) By JON CARAMANICA My Chemical Romance performed songs from its new album, "Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys" at Roseland Ballroom. Multimedia Video: Cleaning Up 'The Deuce' After 30 years of redevelopment, Times Square has cleaner streets, new office buildings and renovated landmark theaters, but many landmarks remain. City Critic Interactive Feature: Winter Holiday Behind Glass The Times's Ariel Kaminer on New York department store holiday window displays. Related Article » Arts Adding Bells and Whistles to Leonardo By HOLLAND COTTER "Leonardo's Last Supper: A Vision by Peter Greenaway" has arrived at the Park Avenue Armory, but there's no reason to be excited. Video | Related Article The Night New Orleans Came to Brooklyn By JON PARELES Red Hot + New Orleans assembles Crescent City greats for a benefit concert at Brooklyn Academy of Music. The Scoop The Scoop iPhone App An insider's guide to what to eat, drink and do in New York has a new shopping section. A list of our favorite places to buy clothes and accessories, compiled by the editors and reporters in the Styles section and T Magazine. Learn More Download the App View Web Version The Listings Longer versions of selected event listings in the New York area this week are now available online. Art | Classical & Opera | Dance | Jazz | Movies | Rock & Pop | Theater | Children's Events | Spare Times Search Movies » Search Theater » Search New York Restaurants » Search New York Real Estate » ADVERTISEMENT

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