New York Today: Rangel Censured Over Violations of Ethics Rules; 'I Destroyed Innocent Lives,' Cheshire Killer Says

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December 03, 2010 New York Today

News As Rangel Stands Silently, Censure Vote Rings Loudly By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI Despite an impassioned plea for mercy from Representative Charles B. Rangel, the House voted 333-79 to censure him for ethics violations. House Vote: Rangel Censure Amid Routine Business, History and Humiliation Post a Comment 'I Destroyed Innocent Lives,' Cheshire Killer Says By WILLIAM GLABERSON At the hearing at which he was sentenced to die, Steven J. Hayes said he was deeply sorry for the murders. N.Y.C. Misdemeanor Defendants Lack Bail Money By MOSI SECRET A report reveals that thousands arrested for low-level crimes spend days in jail because they can't afford bail. Recount Finds 195,000 Votes Were Missed on Election Night By SAM ROBERTS A cumbersome, manual process left 17 percent of the votes cast uncounted in the initial tally. ADVERTISEMENT Features NYC After 30 Years, Preserving Nuns' Legacy By CLYDE HABERMAN At the Maura Clarke-Ita Ford Center, a nonprofit center for immigrants, the anniversary of the brutal murders of four churchwomen in El Salvador had special resonance. Columnist Page Neighborhood Joint | Whitestone Kicking Back in a Temple to the Ring By MICHAEL WILSON Ringside Bar and Grill in Whitestone, Queens, is owned by a boxer and dedicated to the boxing life - but the testosterone is kept in check. More Articles in the Series » Slide Show » Post a Comment » Business Google Signs Deal to Buy Manhattan Office Building By CHARLES V. BAGLI The Internet search giant has agreed to pay more than $1.8 billion for the property, one of the largest office buildings in New York. Sports Rangers Hold On Against Islanders By JEFF Z. KLEIN The Rangers' Marian Gaborik scored the game winner with just over five minutes left to play and only 25 seconds after the Islanders had tied the game. Real Estate Canal Street, Is That Really You? By C. J. HUGHES Shiny apartment buildings have popped up along western Canal Street, a strip fast shedding its image as a destination for knockoffs. Big Deal Co-op in the Platt-Designed 'Studio Building' Is for Sale By SARAH KERSHAW The two-bedroom apartment, with 22-foot ceilings in the living and dining area, is on the market for $3.5 million. New York Most E-Mailed Comedian Conversation Falls Flat at 92nd Street Y Big City: The Mystery of the Red Bees of Red Hook Fears of Regression as Newark Police Force Is Cut As Rangel Stands Silently, Censure Vote Rings Loudly Charity, Citing Village Wealth, May Close School Ecuador Tries to Lure Emigrants Home The Neediest Cases: Survivor of African Rebel Raids Struggles in New Life Hindu Group Stirs a Debate Over Yoga's Soul 'I Destroyed Innocent Lives,' Cheshire Killer Says New York's House Delegation to Lose One or Two Seats ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Dining & Wine Hey, Mr. Critic Looking for Old Brooklyn? Nosh This Way By SAM SIFTON Where to get a taste of the real Kings County old school and find delicious Italian food in a space that's lively but not too loud. Multimedia Slide Show: Neighborhood Joint: Ringside Bar and Grill When he's not training, you can find Vinny Maddalone, the heavyweight boxer, at his restaurant in Whitestone, Queens. Arts 'Last Supper' for the Laptop Generation By RANDY KENNEDY "Leonardo's Last Supper," the traveling Peter Greenaway painting-cinema-lecture-installation-whatever-it-might-be extravaganza, has come to New York. Video Theater Review | 'Metamorphosis' Inhabiting a Six-Legged Nightmare: What Becomes a Monster Most? By DAVID ROONEY An adaptation of Kafka's "Metamorphosis" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music has been conceived with visual imagination and startling physical power. Interactive Feature | Slide Show Inside Art Adding Green Space to MoMA With Tropical Terrariums By CAROL VOGEL The Museum of Modern Art lobby is abloom with terrariums in biomorphic containers, designed by Paula Hayes. Art Review Visual Culture Out of Africa By ROBERTA SMITH "The Global Africa Project" at the Museum of Arts & Design surveys the pervasiveness of Africa in contemporary visual culture of all kinds: jewelry, fashion, architecture, ceramics and more. Slide Show | Interactive Feature 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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