Photo by Jefferson Siegel

To serve and protect?
A march against police violence on Saturday started out at Union Square.

C.B. 2 gives thumbs down on upzoning for Rudin plan
By Lincoln Anderson
Capping its five-year-long review of the redevelopment of the former St. Vincent’s Hospital site, last Thursday evening Community Board 2 issued a lengthy resolution, recommending that the zoning changes Rudin Management seeks for the project be denied unless the developer adequately addresses numerous points the board has flagged in nine areas of community concern.

Contractor vows to finish park project with own cash
By Lincoln Anderson
Anthony Martucci has been trying to keep quiet. The gag order the Parks Department slapped him with helped — for a while.

‘Super cops’ are honored by 9th Community Council

Grey Dog closes on Carmine, but sniffs out new spot

Musicians are told to keep their distance — from fountain, seats!

E. 7th St. merchant fights to hold onto her hat shop

ARTS

At Axis, ‘aggressive surrealism’ immerses, engages, messes with you

Young, costumed, scary…and scared?

Yiddish Theater will outlive us all

Stop it, you’re scaring me
BY SCOTT STIFFLER
Horrifying Halloween events worth embracing.

New York School: Back in session
BY STEPHANIE BUHMANN
At Cheim & Read, Resnick endures.

Spend the night in three haunted houses

Tricks, treats and trauma: Halloween is kids stuff

Bloody good Halloween events

What’s up on the High Line

Lully and Mahler launch the season

Just Do Art!