'The Weegee Guide to New York' shows mid-20th century city

... Weegee/The International Center of Photography, Mark Lennihan) This combination shows the Jan. 17, 1941 photo "Chinatown fire" by Weegee, provided by the International Center of Photography in New York, and Doyers Street in New York on Wednesday, ...

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An Island is an Island

... Vinalhaven include that island's Tribeca and our Skin Hill, Greenwich Village vs. Dogtown, SoHo there/NoBo here, Chinatown and Pequot, the Upper East Side and the Sands, their Bowery and our Bowery, Little Italy and East Boston, Midtown and ...

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'The Weegee Guide to New York' shows mid-20th century city

... on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. Photo: Weegee, Mark Lennihan, AP This combination shows the Jan. 17, 1941 photo "Chinatown fire" by Weegee, provided by the International Center of Photography in New York, and Doyers Street in New York on Wednesday, ...

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'The Weegee Guide to New York' shows mid-20th century city

... the New Victory, which specializes in children's entertainment. This combination shows the Jan. 17, 1941 photo "Chinatown fire" by Weegee, provided by the International Center of Photography in New York, and Doyers Street in New York on Wednesday, ...

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A Helluva Show

... Natural History. Yet, for their bike ride through Central Park, the sailors rent Citibikes. And between shots of Chinatown and a carriage ride through the park, they visit the Apple Store on 59th Street and Fifth Avenue. If anything, the city looks ...

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Patricia Silvestri, 70

Patricia Marie Silvestri, 70, of Randall Manor, a former New York City public school teacher who worked as a bookkeeper at a Manhattan restaurant, died Sunday at home after suffering complications from long-term Multiple Sclerosis. Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. Silvestri graduated from Erasmus High School and spent two years at New Paultz College in New Paultz, N.Y. She graduated from Fordham University of the Bronx with a bachelor's degree, and later earned a Masters Degree in Guidance and Counseling on scholarship.

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Chinatown Breaks Ground on Massive Gourmet Food Emporium

When it comes to food, Chinatown is a wonderland of bakeries, seafood restaurants, Dim sum houses, and tea shops, but now it's about to break ground on what the Chronicle is calling "the most ambitious culinary development project the neighborhood has seen in 30 years." It's a 20,000-square-foot, $15 million gourmet food emporium called China Live, which will open at 644 Broadway.

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