New York Today: To Test Housing Program, Some Are Denied Aid; Bridge and Tunnel Types

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December 09, 2010 New York Today

News To Test Housing Program, Some Are Denied Aid By CARA BUCKLEY A New York City experiment gauging the effectiveness of a $23 million homelessness program has been denounced. Bridge and Tunnel Types By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM A former mayor, Ed Koch, gets a bridge named after him, while a former governor, Hugh Carey, will be immortalized by a less soaring piece of infrastructure. Are You a Bridge or a Tunnel? Albany Inquiry Ends in Penalty for a Lobbyist By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE Patricia Lynch must pay $500,000 and cannot interact with the New York State comptroller's office for five years. On Economy, Bloomberg Says Washington Is Failing By MICHAEL BARBARO Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg unleashed a blunt critique of the federal government's handing of the economy, intensifying speculation about his political ambitions. Oyster Creek Reactor to Close by 2019 By MATTHEW L. WALD In a deal with state regulators, a nuclear plant in New Jersey will shut at least 10 years before its license expires. ADVERTISEMENT Features Our Towns Another Politician Falls, and Earth Barely Shakes By PETER APPLEBOME When Vincent L. Leibell III, a former state senator, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and tax charges this week, what's most striking is how nonseismic it felt. Columnist Page Sports Yankees Offer Cliff Lee $140 Million By BEN SHPIGEL The Yankees offered the coveted pitcher a lucrative proposal, as Carl Crawford reached a deal with the Red Sox. Business DealBook Morgan Stanley Aims to Rein In Executive Pay By SUSANNE CRAIG In response to shareholder complaints, the firm's chief executive, James P. Gorman, has vowed to reduce high compensation costs. New York Most E-Mailed 5 at Columbia Are Charged in Drug Sales New York Teachers Still in Idle Limbo On Economy, Bloomberg Says Washington Is Failing As Hotel of Stars and Grit Faces Uncertain Future, the City Shrugs Cuomo Pension Inquiry on Financier Grows Nasty To Test Housing Program, Some Are Denied Aid Weight Watchers Upends Its Points System About New York : Grand Tribute to the Heritage of Italians In City, a Bridge for Koch and a Tunnel for Carey The Appraisal: Sharing the Dakota With John Lennon Opinion Opinionator | Townies The Worst Bathroom in New York By ELIZABETH DWOSKIN What I learned from a year reporting on the city's most distressed buildings. ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Multimedia Slide Show: The Dark December of John Lennon A look back at the hours and days following the death of a music legend. Dance Review Voodoo, Vivid Colors and Strange Visions By ROSLYN SULCAS Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater reflects a progression from rough hewn power to sleek athleticism. Video Style Mixing Drinks, Adding Class By TIM MURPHY Hiring a bartender for a private party is a signal for some of a coming of age. Critical Shopper | Dash Any Kardashians in Your Closet? By JON CARAMANICA The Kardashian sisters have opened Dash, a SoHo boutique and an extension of their fashion mini-empire. The Buzz Nightlife in New York, Dec. 9 to 14 By DENNY LEE and PAULA SCHWARTZ A preview of parties for "True Grit" and Marc Jacobs, and an AIDS benefit. Arts Theater Review | 'Michael & Edie' The Long Distances Between Co-Workers By NEIL GENZLINGER In Rachel Bonds's "Michael & Edie," a relationship between two bookstore employees comes with its own plot twists. Music Review Exploring Variations in a Christmastime Favorite By JAMES R. OESTREICH At St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue on Tuesday evening, Handel's "Messiah" was burnished by an exceptional cast of soloists. Theater Review | 'Haunted' A Longtime Marriage, Threatened Inside and Out By CHARLES ISHERWOOD Brenda Blethyn and Niall Buggy portray a long-married couple whose troubled ties are shaken by a young woman, in Edna O'Brien's play "Haunted." 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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