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The arrival of Fleet Week’s giddy sailors on shore leave marked a summery spate of punch-drunk recklessness.

It was a spring week in which green was bursting out all over.

It was a good week to consider one’s legacy, as the world’s most beautiful women descended on the Met to honor a long-dead French designer.

There was something inspiring in New Jersey governor Jon Corzine’s insouciance last week.

Just in time for sudden-onset spring, Mayor Bloomberg unveiled his ambitious 2030 plan, which called for a greener Apple.

In a week when the Dow hit a record high and Manhattanites sought tax-season shelter, everyone was rethinking their fiscal strategies.

The comedy of errors that led to the tragic fifth act of talk radio’s King Lear, Don Imus, set the stage for a most Shakespearean week.

The combined holy powers of Easter and Passover together couldn’t prevent April’s week-that’s-all-about-money from coming early this year.

Some weeks just roll out like an endless breakfast buffet in the Big Scrapple.

As word leaked out that 50,000 Manhattanites were to be zoned out of the exclusive 10021 Zip Code on the Upper East Side, the city played by the numbers.