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Across the Hamptons, some residents fear that a new wave of partyers driven north by Hurricane Sandy could exacerbate a shift in the societal order. More »As Boozy Invaders Hit Beach, Hamptons Sound Snooki Alert

A sampling of worthy seasonal pursuits, across all five boroughs, that will make the months from Memorial Day to Labor Day bearable. More »Summer Events in New York City

Jane Freilicher, who has an exhibition at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery in Midtown, was a star presence among her group of friends, which included several renowned poets of the New York School. More »Jane Freilicher, a Painter Amid Friends

Since May 8, students have used the room to spread word about their rebellion against charging undergraduate tuition, eat catered meals and entertain visits from activists. More »Cooper Union Protesters Living High Life Out of President’s Office

Watch Weiner Joins the Fray video online. News and opinion video from The NYTimes including breaking news, investigative reporting, national and international coverage. Style and celebrity video. More »Weiner Joins the Fray

The conviction of Nelson Morales was the third to result from the shooting death of Officer Peter J. Figoski in 2011. More »Queens Man Convicted of Murder in Robbery That Led to a Death

After five years away, 50 horses of the historic B&B Carousell are back in Coney Island with new coats of paint, refurbished joints and new tails. More »B&B Carousell Horses Return Home to Coney Island

A guide to cultural and recreational events on Long Island. More »Events on Long Island

A guide to cultural and recreational events in Connecticut. More »Events in Connecticut

Dr. Peter J. Ajemian had pleaded guilty in January in a scheme that allowed hundreds of retired Long Island Rail Road workers to collect disability benefits they weren’t entitled to. More »Doctor Sentenced to 8 Years in L.I.R.R. Disability Scheme

The New York State Dream Act passed overwhelmingly in the Democratic-dominated Assembly, but the bill’s supporters acknowledged that its chances were slim in the Senate. More »Outcome of Immigration Bill in Albany Uncertain

City officials say they will fulfill a promise, made in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, to open all of the free beach areas in time for the holiday. More »All of City’s Public Swimming Beaches to Reopen

Lottery Numbers for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. More »Lottery Numbers for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut

A train operator’s quick thinking blocked a would-be attacker from catching a woman fleeing on a platform for the downtown No. 4 line. More »The Night the Subway Doors Closed Just in Time

Hundreds of mourners at a church in Jamaica, Queens, on Friday remembered D’aja Robinson as an honor roll student with a bright smile who liked to sing and dance. More »Recalling a Girl, 14, Laughing Before She Was Shot on a Bus

In Cutchogue, one can sample four wines from Coffee Pot Cellars, produced by Adam Suprenant at Osprey’s Dominion in Peconic. More »Coffee Pot Cellars Opens Tasting Room in Cutchogue

A replica of a Shinnecock village at the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum is intended to give visitors the sense that they are stepping inside an indigenous community of centuries ago. More »Building a Traditional Village at Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum

An exhibition at the Morven Museum and Garden in Princeton reveals the Jersey Shore as an overlooked enclave of late 19th-century painters. More »At the Morven Museum and Garden, Impressionists of the Coast

“Clybourne Park,” at Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, touches on race, genderism, classism and American xenophobia. More »‘Clybourne Park,’ at Long Wharf Theater in New Haven

A film star invades the dumpy studio of an acting coach who fails to recognize her in “Class,” a one-act play by Charles Evered at Penguin Rep Theater. More »A Review of ‘Class,’ at Penguin Rep Theater

Rich Ritchie runs the Queens Lighted Softball Association, calls its balls and strikes, enforces its rules and loses few arguments. More »Rich Ritchie Is the Softball Umpire With an Iron Fist

Marianna Scandole takes care of passengers on the Hampton Jitney and the Hampton Ambassador. More »Marianna Scandole Is a Host on the Hampton Jitney

Tracing a structure’s journey from a Coast Guard pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair to a family’s summer cabin in the Adirondacks. More »How a World’s Fair Pavilion Became a Family’s Cabin