via Crain's New York Business
A Mixed Post-Storm Forecast
Some of the boroughs are recovering quicker than others after Sandy.
Spotlight
via The New York Times
Public Housing Greening Stalls
The city Housing Authority hasn't followed through on promises to help its complexes "go green," some residents say.
via The Queens Courier
Library Classes Aid Immigrants
The Queens Library’s English for Speakers of Other Languages program is soon set to mark its 35th anniversary.
Going 3-D on Mulberry Street
MakerBot operates a downtown storefront where it sells 3-D printers designed for professional and home use.
Day Laborers Aid Rebuilding
Immigrant workers are volunteering on weekends to help Staten Islanders rebound from Sandy.
via The Riverdale Press
Pol Got Cash Via Dubious Donors
State Sen. Jeff Klein sent $27,500 to charity after some campaign donations he received were called into question.
via The Local
Barclays Scalpers’ Street Game
The new Brooklyn arena also is creating jobs outside the venue, judging from the brisk business being done by illicit ticket sellers.
via Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Betting on the Art of the Book
The first Brooklyn Holiday Book Fair drew writer Pete Hamill and dealers hawking vintage tomes.