New York Today: A Winter to Remember
By ANNIE CORREAL
What you need to know for Wednesday: A hard winter in review, seeing old snow with new eyes, and ashes — to go.
De Blasio and Operator of Charter School Empire Do Battle
By AL BAKER and JAVIER C. HERNÁNDEZ
Nathaniel Brooks for The New York Times
Eva S. Moskowitz, left, founder of Success Academy
Charter Schools, led a rally Tuesday in Albany, while Mayor Bill de
Blasio, who differs with her, led a separate demonstration.
Eva S. Moskowitz, who built a chain of charter schools during the
Bloomberg administration, saw plans for three more canceled by Mayor
Bill de Blasio.
Finding New Worlds in City’s Old Snow Piles
By ANDY NEWMAN
A polar geophysicist digs into New York City’s depressingly familiar snowpack to reveal a crystalline realm.
Interactive Graphic: Stubborn Blanket of Snow in New York Region
Repeated storms followed by freezing temperatures have kept snow on the ground in much of the region.
Impaired-Driving Case Took Toll, Kennedy Says
By JOSEPH BERGER
Although Kerry Kennedy was found not guilty of driving while drugged on
Friday, the 20-month-long prosecution distracted her from her human
rights work and her family, she said in an interview.
Viral Post Draws Attention to Plight at a Brooklyn School
By SONI SANGHA
A parent’s protest on the website Humans of New York was widely shared,
drawing attention to students without a much-needed foreign language
teacher.
Head of Port Authority Police Union Questioned in Bridge Inquiry
By WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM
The relationship between Paul Nunziato and David Wildstein is under
scrutiny as investigators piece together events that led to the lane
closings near the George Washington Bridge.
U.S. Seeking to Keep ‘Potentially Inflammatory Topics’ Out of Terrorism Trial
By BENJAMIN WEISER
As jury selection continues in the trial of Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, Osama
bin Laden’s son-in-law, the government asked the judge to bar the
defense from referring to topics such as national security.
At Retrial, Therapist Retraces Grisly Scene
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr.
For the second time in a year, Dr. Kent D. Shinbach took the witness
stand to describe his nightmarish attack at the retrial of David
Tarloff.
Street Stops Still a ‘Basic Tool,’ Bratton Says
By JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN
The New York police commissioner, William J. Bratton, told a business
group that the department would focus on fighting low-level crime,
citing the “broken windows” theory of policing.
In A.T.V. Case, a Police Sketch but No Suspect
By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
The police, after a mistaken arrest, are still looking for the driver of
an A.T.V. who sped away on Sunday while dragging an officer 200 feet
down a busy Brooklyn street.
One Killed in Gas Explosion at Condo Complex
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
An explosion at a condo complex in central New Jersey killed a woman and damaged dozens of homes, officials said.
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