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Excellent gentrification reporting is a major accomplishment
Excellent gentrification reporting is a major accomplishment
Excellent gentrification reporting is a major accomplishment. There is a lot for a reporter to contend with writing about race, money, corruption, a city’s most powerful institutions and its residents intensely personal notions of home—especially in a city like New York, which has long been the home of so many people displaced from elsewhere.
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The commission's interpreters cover 13 languages at 68 Brooklyn sites, the nearest at IS 71 on Heyward Street (Yiddish) and IS 93 in Ridgewood (Polish). It does not offer Spanish, which the Board of Elections provides at some poll sites in every borough.
Karol G posted an Instagram photo of herself blowing bubbles inside Salsamentaria La Milagrosa, a Colombian bar that...
Anthony DiMieri’s ensemble rom-com follows a dozen couples through 24 hours in New York City.
Queens truck driver Joe Macken's hand-built balsa wood scale model of all five boroughs, spanning more than 800,000...
A Bushwick painter is opening a gallery in her own apartment, a free cumbia festival takes over a...
Wilfred La Salle left an 18-year NYC career to make films with no budget. His seventh, The Veteran,...
Comedians in full Broadway character face audience Q&A at Eris in East Williamsburg for Musical Theatre Foolishness, a...
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