Category Archives: Audio

The Wild Bird Fund: Saving Wild Animals in NY

Posted on March 26, 2014 by Vanessa

Lead In: The Wild Bird Fund is the only Rehabilitation Center in New York State that shelters orphaned and injured wild animals. Vanessa Vasquez stopped by the sanctuary on the Upper West Side to get the story.

 

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Harlem Explosion– The Aftermath

Posted on March 26, 2014 by Gabriela Calogero

LEAD IN: On Wednesday, March 12th, 2014, an explosion destroyed two buildings in Harlem because of a gas leak. Dozens of families lost their homes and are now displaced. Gabriela Calogero reports from East Harlem on the aftermath.

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No Dogs Allowed

Posted on March 26, 2014 by Eddie L. Bolden, Jr.

For many of the residents of the Parkchester section of the Bronx, the idea of having a dog as a family pet is a dream, but dogs are not allowed to be in the buildings or on the premises of Parkchester. However, that doesn’t seem to stop most residents from sneaking pets into their homes. Eddie Bolden has more from the Bronx.

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Podcast on Juice, Dale Kim

Posted on March 26, 2014 by dk078733

The cliché is that New Yorkers are always rushing around guzzling coffee while heading to the nearest subway stop. But in the last few years, many have transitioned to a more colorful, nutritious beverage. Dale Kim has more on the juice craze that is sweeping New York City.

 

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MTA Installing Cameras on Trains

Posted on March 26, 2014 by jp144850

In response to the December Metro-North derailment that killed four people, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced last week that it is putting video cameras on trains to closely monitor conductors. Jaclyn Poppe spoke with commuters.

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