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jack.styczynski wrote a new blog post: Kudos to Kerri MacDonald! 8 hours, 6 minutes ago
We have our first class byline of the semester, a Queens Courier story about the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’ new home. Congratulations…Canada breaks the ice!
More burning questions from recent days…
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jack.styczynski wrote a new blog post: More bylines 8 hours, 10 minutes ago
Matt Robinson’s article about the capman of the Bronx found a home in the Daily News.
Kerri MacDonald’s piece about a zoning dispute in Maplewood is featured in The Local’s New Jersey edition.
Keep up the good work!
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graham.kates wrote a new blog post: Yankee Pride, Paper, Rule Day Along Broadway 11 hours ago
New Yorkers lauded the Yankees today, as the city celebrated another World Series victory with a “ticker tape” parade along the “Canyon of Heroes.” Running along Broadway from the Battery to City Hall, the “ticker tape” festivities are a New York tradition dating back over a century. Today’s celebration was the first for the Yankees [...]
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lisa.riordan wrote a new blog post: Wang Bing Projects on Brooklyn’s Industrial Past 11 hours, 20 minutes ago
Chinese documentarian Wang Bing made a name for himself with Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks, the nine hour chronicle of the demise of an industrial district in northeast China. Crude Oil, which follows a 14-hour workday of crude-oil extraction the Gobi desert of Inner Mongolia, runs 14.
From November 4-8, Light Industry, an alternative [...]
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JETHRA Aash wrote a new blog post: Pakistani New Yorkers on Kerry-Lugar Bill: Not Offensive, but Won’t Help 11 hours, 32 minutes ago
The Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009, also known as the Kerry-Lugar Bill, has been under much criticism lately from the government of Pakistan, in particular because of the clauses it contains which ensure that the the money, $1.5 billion per annum for five years, will not be funneled into the military, but into [...]