New York Today: Cathleen Black Was Not the Mayor's First Choice; Cuomo Lives in Westchester but Pays Taxes as N.Y.C. Resident

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December 10, 2010 New York Today

News Educator Is Said to Have Rejected Chancellor Job By JAVIER C. HERNANDEZ Geoffrey Canada was offered the job before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg chose Cathleen P. Black, two people said. On Cuomo's Taxes, a Home Away From Home By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE Andrew M. Cuomo, governor-elect of New York, lives in Mount Kisco but files his income tax returns as a resident of New York City. Governor-Elect Turns to Longtime Aides as He Fills Top Jobs in His Administration By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE Many of the appointees are trusted longtime aides or veterans of the administration of his father, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo. Republicans Block U.S. Health Aid for 9/11 Workers By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ Senate Republicans raised concerns about how to pay for the $7.4 billion bill to provide care for workers. Senate Vote: Aid for 9/11 Workers ADVERTISEMENT Features Fighting Pain and Paperwork, and Regaining a Home By NIKO KOPPEL Diana Brown raised a family in a home on Staten Island, but it was lost when paperwork disappeared. NYC From Queens, Support for a Dissident By CLYDE HABERMAN Sharon K. Hom of Bayside, the executive director of Human Rights in China, has traveled to Norway for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony honoring Liu Xiaobo. Columnist Page Sports In Lee Sweepstakes, Yanks Make Bid Count By BEN SHPIGEL Less than 24 hours after offering Cliff Lee a six-year contract worth about $140 million, the Yankees sweetened the deal by adding a guaranteed seventh year. Payroll Advantages Give Red Sox Edge in Making Deals Bats: Yankees Add a Seventh Year to Lee Offer With Pitchers' Contracts, 7's an Unlucky Number Business Big Deal Brokers Prepare for Wall Street's Bonus Season By SARAH KERSHAW Some developers of new condominiums are already rolling out special deals tied to yearend bonuses. Real Estate Streetscapes | West 71st Street Row Houses Gone Wild By CHRISTOPHER GRAY A dizzying array of row houses and apartment buildings that even the most devoted architectural pilgrim may find exhausting. Interactive: West 71st Street More Streetscapes Columns New York Most E-Mailed Republicans Block U.S. Health Aid for 9/11 Workers To Test Housing Program, Some Are Denied Aid New York Betting Parlors Close Doors Gang Activity Now a Focus for Immigration Agents Educator Is Said to Have Rejected Chancellor Job City Council Hears Sides of Bike Lane Battle Bridge and Tunnel Types On Economy, Bloomberg Says Washington Is Failing 5 at Columbia Are Charged in Drug Sales Weight Watchers Upends Its Points System ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Style Neighborhood Joint | Midwood A Lingerie Shop for All Sizes and Situations By MELANIE LEFKOWITZ Olga's Corset and Specialty Shop is something of an institution in Brooklyn, selling everything from the first bras of puberty to mastectomy bras with prostheses. More Articles in the Series » Slide Show » Post a Comment on City Room » Arts Making a List: Naughty and Naughtier By ERIK PIEPENBURG There are plenty of shows, including the cheery and blasphemous, to keep the winter blahs at bay, like "A Child's Christmas in Wales" and "Naked Holidays." Slide Show Art Review I Just Popped Out to Play Beethoven By ROBERTA SMITH Allora & Calzadilla's "Stop, Repair, Prepare: Variations on 'Ode to Joy' for a Prepared Piano" at the Museum of Modern Art is a classic. Video Multimedia Streetscapes Interactive Feature: Wild and Wonderful West 71st Street West 71st Street is one of the most exciting streets on the West Side. It has two great things going for it: it has a wonderful hump in the middle, so you go up from West End Avenue and down again to Broadway, like a roller coaster. And then there's its wild, competing pieces of architecture. By Christopher Gray. Arts Exhibition Review A Golden Age in Science, Full of Light and Shadow By EDWARD ROTHSTEIN The exhibition "1001 Inventions," at the New York Hall of Science, tries to show that the Western Dark Ages really were a Golden Age of Islam. Slide Show Playwright Clears His Stage and Bookcases By BRUCE WEBER Ed Schmidt's personal farewell to the theater, "My Last Play," takes place in his Brooklyn living room. 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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