Author: Rebecca Ungarino
A first semester sophomore at Baruch College in Fall 2013, Journalism major, New York born and bred, curious about everything.
Memories of Washington Heights
Government Loans Give Rise to a Local Bagel Shop
Upscale Shoe Store Thrives, Thanks to Private Label
Brick-and-Mortar Video Store Survives by Catering to Japanese Locals
Native Americans Say New Yorkers Don’t Know Enough About Them
A Second-Generation Garden Center Struggles to Survive Slow Economy
New Law Limits Short-Term Rentals
A Donation-Based Studio in Brooklyn Seeks to Honor the Roots of Yoga
A Community Comes Together at a Private Park in Sunnyside Gardens
SLIDE SHOW: Last Man Standing
Offering Workplace Skills to the Visually Impaired
Tribeca Film Festival’s New Venue: Your Home
Partying With the Tea Party
From Silver Screen to Preservationist Scene
Vegetarian Food Festival a Treat for Those Willing to Wait
The Triangle Fire Remembered: A Turning Point in Worker’s Rights
Nintendo Breaks New Ground
Students Rally in Union Square Park to Support Pro-Democracy Movement in Iran
Little Manila Rises in Queens
