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 December 01, 2010New York Today |
NewsQuirky Tram Runs Again, Delighting Its RidersBy MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUMDespite the Roosevelt Island Tramway's shortcomings, residents say it is a relief that it has returned. Judges May Get First Raises in Years After Legislature Backs Panel to Set Their PayBy WILLIAM GLABERSONUnder a measure approved by lawmakers in Albany, judicial raises would take effect unless blocked by legislation. New Inquiry Topples a Principal in TroubleBy SHARON OTTERMANThe head of Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science and Engineering was removed after an investigation found he had had an inappropriate financial relationship with a school employee. Talking Tough and Drawing Viewers, Christie Is a YouTube StarBy RICHARD P�‰REZ-PE�‘AThe governor of New Jersey's videos are a sensation, fueling buzz about a 2012 candidacy.  About New YorkLifting Spirits With Music Passed Down Through GenerationsBy JOSEPH BERGERDave Levitt is striving to preserve klezmer, the music of Eastern European Jews, and has found an audience in the older clients at a home care center in the Bronx. ADVERTISEMENT  Features The Neediest CasesFinancial Strains Test a Family Stalked by Mental WoesBy JENNIFER MASCIAGladys Rosario, who once spent a year and a half in a shelter with her family, is unemployed and subsisting on disability payments. Business DealBook2 Sides Clash in Trial Over Goldman Trading CodeBy PETER LATTMANA trial is under way for Sergey Aleynikov, a former programmer at Goldman Sachs, who is accused of stealing closely guarded computer code when he left the firm. Sports Hit No. 3,000: A Moment Finally Tailor-Made for PinstripesBy BEN SHPIGELDerek Jeter, who is in tense contract negotiations, could become the first to join the 3,000-hit fraternity as a Yankee. New York Most E-Mailed | Dining The Bartender Played With FireBy GLENN COLLINSSensational headlines and court documents have painted the haute Apothéke bar as a lurid demimonde of leaping flames, physical confrontation and imprisonment.  Restaurant ReviewOsteria MoriniBy SAM SIFTONAt a new restaurant in SoHo, the chef Michael White puts Italian traditions through the American supersize machine.  $25 and UnderKorilla BBQ and MexicueBy BETSY ANDREWSGreat cheap lunch options, including these two taco trucks, are now parked in the center of Manhattan. Arts Untested Musicals Take Over BroadwayBy PATRICK HEALYOf the 11 new musicals coming to Broadway in the 2010-11 season, 10 feature original songs, but investors seem ready to put their money up.  Art ReviewJohn Singer Sargent, a Realist Who Tried Another StyleBy KAREN ROSENBERG"Sargent and Impressionism" at the Adelson Galleries shows the painter known for his portraits during his brief foray into Impressionism.  Music ReviewBroadway Cowboy of AustraliaBy STEPHEN HOLDENDavid Campbell, the Australian pop singer, is back in New York in a show at Feinstein's at Loews Regency celebrating his recent CD, "On Broadway."  Music ReviewA Melting Pot of All Kinds of Rhythms, Harmonies and VampsBy NATE CHINENThe drummer Harris Eisenstadt and his group, Canada Day, brought some sleight of hand to the Cornelia Street Café. T MagazineT MagazineNow Open | C.H.C.M.By JILL SINGERThe expertly curated, under-the-radar menswear Web shop now has a storefront in NoHo. The Scoop The Scoop iPhone AppAn 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. The ListingsLonger 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 ADVERTISEMENT  |
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