(An Idiosyncratic Blog On Political And Other Happenings In Pakistan And In The World)
February 14, 2021
George Bradford Brainerd, via Brooklyn Museum — Brooklyn Public Library, Center for Brooklyn History
Today's Brooklyn map is a relic of a sweeping 19th-century effort to renumber every building and rename dozens of streets. The saga revealed how decisions made by bureaucrats can leave an imprint on city life more than a century later.
By Jeremy Lechtzin
The New York police will add hundreds more officers to patrol the subway after a spate of violent attacks.
By Andy Newman, Edgar Sandoval and Téa Kvetenadze
Last year, David Whitcomb bought a building for $100,000 in Geneva, N.Y. He discovered a trove of photographs tucked away in the attic.
By Maria Cramer
Big City
Retail chains have failed all over New York City. Is it a surprise that smaller stores can finally breathe?
By Ginia Bellafante
"I exhaust myself mentally during the week," said Dr. David Langer, whose down time includes reading and walks in Central Park.
By Alix Strauss
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