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December 13, 2010New York Today |
NewsWal-Mart Tries Again for New York City StoreBy ELIZABETH A. HARRISDespite previous retreats in the face of community opposition, Wal-Mart is seeking sites in the five boroughs. Cuomo Plans to Push for a Cap on Property TaxesBy WINNIE HUThough three New York governors have failed to limit local taxes, the governor-elect may be facing a more favorable political climate for the proposal. Bloomberg Rules Out Presidential RunBy JOSEPH BERGERSeeking to quell renewed speculation about any presidential aspirations, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg once again ruled out running for the White House. Heightened Fiscal Pressures Loom for TarrytownBy WINNIE HUThe tax cap proposed by Governor-elect Andrew M. Cuomo would force cuts of about $5 million from services and programs at the public schools of the Tarrytowns. FeaturesAt 86, Finding a Way to Pass the Time That's LeftBy REBECCA WHITEAfter her power wheelchair broke, a woman with Stage 4 lung cancer needed something to lift her spirits, and her neighbor suggested a new television. OpinionOp-Ed ContributorThe Ponzi Scheme That Changed My LifeBy MICHAEL KUBINThe lessons learned in responsibility from Bernie Madoff. BusinessTaxi TV Screens Gain Ad Business in New YorkBy MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUMThe business of advertising on the backseat television screens of New York City cabs is growing. Real EstateIn This Journey, Every Sunday Is Moving DayBy NOAH ROSENBERGA New Yorker is recovering from a failed romance by offering himself up as a weeklong roommate, and only a week, for a full year. The HuntA New Home, Minus the MovingBy JOYCE COHENPuneet and Shelly Tandon liked their rented condo in Edgewater, N.J. When it came time to buy, the place began to look even better. HabitatsFor Art, They've Got AirplanesBy CONSTANCE ROSENBLUMHamed Anvari and Sasha Unkov live in an apartment on the 39th floor of the luxury rental Avalon Riverview North in Long Island City, Queens.
The Tinseling of the LobbyBy VIVIAN S. TOYIt's time for the building holiday party. That is, if the seasonal lobby décor hasn't started a war among the neighbors. New York Most E-Mailed | Slide Show: Neighborhood Joint: Olga's Corset and Specialty ShopCustomers looking for custom bra fittings, on-site alteration and hard-to-find sizes have relied on the shop for more than three decades. MultimediaStreetscapesInteractive Feature: Row Houses Gone WildWest 71st Street has hump in the middle and an exhausting variety of architectural styles. Helping Gay Actors Find Themselves OnstageBy ERIK PIEPENBURGA class called Act Out offers both support and training for gay actors. ArtsDance ReviewA Playfully Roasted Old ChestnutBy ALASTAIR MACAULAY"The Hard Nut," Mark Morris's irreverent take on the traditional "Nutcracker," returns to the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Theater Review | 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'Watch It, Martha: This George Is a Stealth BombBy CHARLES ISHERWOODThe revelation of Steppenwolf's production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" in Chicago is Tracy Letts's spellbinding performance of George. The ScoopThe 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 |
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