New York Today: Allergy Season, Light
By ANNIE CORREAL
What you need to know for Wednesday: unseasonably low pollen counts, one last sunny day, and smaller parks get their turn.
Judge Voids Murder Convictions for 3 Half Brothers Linked to Brooklyn Detective
By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD
The men were exonerated after questions were raised about the repeated
use of a central witness by a retired Brooklyn detective, Louis J.
Scarcella.
Ex-Christie Aide, Testifying in Bridge Inquiry, Portrays a Highly Political Office
By KATE ZERNIKE
Christina Renna gave a firsthand account of how the closing of access
lanes to the George Washington Bridge turned into a scandal.
With Caution, a Poor Corner of Brooklyn Welcomes an Affordable Housing Plan
By MIREYA NAVARRO and VIVIAN YEE
The East New York neighborhood could emerge as a centerpiece of the
mayor’s 10-year plan, which includes a push for more residential
development.
Witness in Terrorism Case Recalls Being Taken Hostage in Yemen
By BENJAMIN WEISER
Testifying in Manhattan at the trial of Mostafa Kamel Mostafa, who is
accused of aiding in the abduction of 16 tourists in Yemen, a woman
described her ordeal.
Murder Charge for Driver in Drug-Related Crash at a Manhattan Deli
By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr.
Prosecutors said the driver was high on PCP and methamphetamine when he
lost control of his car in the East Village in 2013, hitting three deli
workers and killing one.
Focusing on Lesser-Known Open Spaces in New York
By LISA W. FODERARO
With New York City’s 2015 budget deadline two months away, Mayor Bill de
Blasio, the City Council and a state senator have suggestions on how to
achieve a more fairly funded parks system.
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