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Author Archives: laddeo
Even Gracie Point Can’t Make Garbage Pretty
Gorgeous, well-kept parks, beautifully preserved landmarks, and nothing but the sound of cars passing on the East River Drive; this is the Upper East Side known to residents and visitors alike. Odors, noise, and sanitation trucks that line 91st street … Continue reading
One Commitment, One Cause, All Women
“The only gift is a portion of thyself.” The wise words of Ralph Waldo Emerson continue to resonate through hearts all over the world. Individuals, as well as organizations, have been providing their time and services for people in need … Continue reading
Posted in Community Services Story, Feature Writing Fall 2010, Upper East Side
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Children Named in Times Article
A young girl and boy, ages 4 and 5, were riding their bicycles on a quiet street in their East Side neighborhood, when they knocked down an 87 year old woman. The woman suffered some injuries and was taken to … Continue reading
Posted in Issues in Journalism
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Manhattan’s Own Wonderland
Wonderland: an imaginary land of marvels, and strange beauty. The grinning Cheshire cat, the crazy Mad Hatter, and the overbearing Queen of Hearts; children and adults all over the world can rarely forget the story of Alice in Wonderland. From … Continue reading
The Good Life or The Green Life?
It’s the Dalton School education for our children, the penthouse that overlooks Central Park, and the $180 caviar at Le Cirque. This is the dream as we drift to sleep at night, the wish on every birthday candle, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Neighborhood Faces Story, Upper East Side
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Joe Gould
In the beginning, Joseph Mitchell is very interested in Joe Gould and sees him as an “ancient, enigmatic and spectral figure.” Joe Gould is a very mysterious character and can disappear or show up at any time, anywhere. He is … Continue reading
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Upper East Side Background
In my research of the Upper East Side neighborhood of Manhattan, I found some very interesting issues and aspects, that one would not think would be present here. As individuals, we seem to believe that everything about the Upper East … Continue reading
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Neighborhood Choice Memo – Upper East Side
Anyone who knows New York City can automatically spit out the words rich or wealthy when they hear “Upper East Side.” They aren’t wrong but they aren’t fully right either. Only from about the early 20th century on did this … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010
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