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Inquiry Over Inappropriate Behavior Focuses on Bronx Councilman The accusations of inappropriate comments by Councilman Andy King of the Bronx are expected to be presented at a closed-door hearing on Friday.

After Years in Foster Care, Intern ‘Adopted’ by City Hall Catches a Break As City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn was so impressed by James Polite that she and her staff helped put him on the path to college.

Sag Harbor’s Historic Cinema Saved Fire destroyed the art-house movie theater a year ago. Locals came to its rescue, exceeding their $8 million fund-raising target for its restoration.

Character Study: The ‘Christmas Freak’ of Fifth Avenue Sibyl McCormac Groff is a self-directed tour guide of a holiday experience she calls Gothamtide.

F.Y.I.: The History of East and West Broadway Both thoroughfares used to be a collection of smaller, connecting streets, which eventually received streamlined names from politicians and merchants.

Works in Progress: Preparing the Best for the Worst A high-tech new firehouse for Rescue Company 2, an elite Brooklyn unit that responds to the most dangerous emergency calls.

New York Today: New York Today: The Plan for the L Train Shutdown Thursday: Your options during the L train shutdown, wintry weather and readers reflect on the terrorist attack.

See the New York City That Never Was Visit the New York City that could have been in this 360 video and explore the exhibition at the Queens Museum called “Never Built New York,” showcasing hundreds of projects that could…