The New Yorkian

Facing Gators and Detours, First of New York’s New Ferries Voyages North The vessel belongs to a fleet built as part of the mayor’s plan to start a citywide ferry service this summer. But first it has to get past…

When the Party’s Over, He Picks Up His Camera The photographer Richard Renaldi, who loves the night life, stationed himself outside of Roseland, Pacha and other New York City clubs, and captured patrons as they left at dawn. {$excerpt:n} Source:…

Metropolitan Diary: Symmetry in a Klezmer Key A man recovering from bypass surgery senses his ex-wife’s revenge coming from the radio in an a semiprivate hospital room. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

Baltimoreans Mourn a Man Said to Have Been Killed by Their Neighbor The murder of a black man in New York reminds a Baltimore neighborhood of its own complicated racial history. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

Adding Homeless Shelters Is a Political Risk, but de Blasio Sees No Alternative The mayor plans to begin opening the first of 90 new shelters during the heat of a re-election campaign. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

What David Rockefeller Wanted Built Got Built At One Chase Manhattan Plaza and the Museum of Modern Art, he made the land-use review process seem effortless. For him, maybe it was. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

Grace Notes: Unity, Instead of Fear, After Swastikas Are Carved Into a Church Door Speculation persists as to the reason Fourth Universalist on Central Park West was the target of a hate crime. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

Crime Scene: Looking Back on the Crime Scene That Spanned the Entire City A writer returns to the subject of past columns for a glimpse at what the future holds. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times