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Friday, March 27, 2015

New York

Nancy Borowick for The New York Times

Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York said preliminary evidence suggested a gas-related blast at the buildings on Second Avenue.

After East Village Blast, a Familiar Sight: New Yorkers to the Rescue

The explosion and fire served as a call to action for those who could help, including one man who knocked on windows and called for people to evacuate, and pedestrians who tended to the wounds of the injured.

A memorial at the Sassoon family home in Midwood, where seven children died in a fire caused by a hot plate that was left on overnight for the Sabbath.
Victor J. Blue for The New York Times

A memorial at the Sassoon family home in Midwood, where seven children died in a fire caused by a hot plate that was left on overnight for the Sabbath.

After a fire in Midwood, Brooklyn, killed seven children on Saturday, there was a sense of urgency about buying smoke detectors and re-examining routines such as the way hot plates are used.

Brooklyn Stepfather of 2-Year-Old Is Charged With Murder

David Adams is accused of causing brain damage to Thaiya Spruill-Smith, whose parents had disagreed over whether to donate her organs.

Man Killed by Bus at Port Authority Terminal

The accident occurred around 5 p.m. Thursday, and frustrated commuters waited in long lines as announcements said they should consider taking alternative routes home.

Jailhouse Informant Points to Alternate Suspect at Patz Trial

The informant, Jeffrey Rothschild, said he had worked with federal prosecutors in 1991 to get information about a convicted child molester and his relationship with Etan Patz, who was 6 when he disappeared.

An emotional journey of caring for a wounded Callery pear tree ended when it was replanted at the National September 11 Memorial plaza.

Cuomo and Lawmakers Appear Near to Ethics Reform Deal

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo says the effort makes good on his vow to bring sunlight to Albany’s ethical shadows; critics say that the reforms don’t go far enough in forcing lawmakers who are lawyers to disclose outside income.

Long Line of Suitors for New York State’s $5.7 Billion Windfall

There is no shortage of ideas from lawmakers and business leaders across the state on how to dole out the money received from settlement payments from financial institutions.

Chirlane McCray, in Evolving Role and in Song, Finds Her Voice

Ms. McCray, the wife of Mayor Bill de Blasio, is far less involved in the day-to-day operation of New York than expected, instead hewing closely to issues that she relates to.

In Menendez Inquiry, Government Renews Push for Friend’s Cooperation

Federal investigators met with lawyers for Dr. Salomon Melgen, the wealthy donor who has given gifts to Senator Robert Menendez, whose lawyers have urged the Justice Department not to bring charges.

Murky Inquiry Targets Critic of N.Y.U. Role in Abu Dhabi, and a Reporter

A private investigator making inquiries about a professor who criticized the exploitation of migrant workers building the university’s Abu Dhabi campus won’t say whom she is working for.

Around New York
Weekend Miser

At Goethe-Institut New York, a Free Taste of Germany (Beer, Too)

The cultural arm of the German government will welcome visitors to its new home on Saturday.

Latin American Design and Architecture Through the Years

Exhibitions at the Americas Society and the Museum of Arts and Design, and a third opening on Sunday at the Museum of Modern Art, show a region’s desire to be both local and global.

Metropolitan
Album

A Slice of Times Square, Always in Motion

Adam Magyar invented a way to insert motion into still images.

An Underground Boxer’s Struggle

The BX Fight Club, though unsanctioned, has a devoted following online, and was founded as a way to foster respect and redirect aggression among young men in rough sections of the Bronx.

Lens Blog
Treating Exotic Pets

The patients at one Manhattan hospital tend toward the exotic: animals usually found in the wild but now kept as pets.

New York Panorama

Every Sunday in the Metropolitan section, a photographer offers a new slice of New York.

Event Listings

Things to Do on Long Island, March 22 to 28, 2015

A guide to cultural and recreational events on Long Island.

Things to Do in Westchester, March 22 to 28, 2015

A guide to cultural and recreational events in the Hudson Valley.

Things to Do in New Jersey, March 22 to 28, 2015

A guide to cultural and recreational events in New Jersey.

Things to Do in Connecticut, March 22 to 28, 2015

A guide to cultural and recreational events in Connecticut.

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