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Category Archives: bernstein-fall 2009
Rise of new Asian supermarkets in white suburbia
In recent years, two Asian supermarkets have sprung up in the predominantly white neighborhood of Little Neck to satisfy the needs of the rising Asian population. Previously, Koreans and Chinese, who make up the majority of Little Neck’s Asian population, … Continue reading
Posted in bernstein-fall 2009, Uncategorized
Tagged Daily News Local
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“A Slice of Manhattan in The Bronx”
Down the block of 238th St and Review Place, just off Broadway and a negligible walk from the 1 train, you will find what one employee described as “A little slice of Manhattan in the Bronx.” The best part? It … Continue reading
Posted in bernstein-fall 2009, The Bronx
Tagged ale house, local business, new business, The Bronx
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Bad Luck Block?
My proposal for a story is about a block on Main Street, Queens. There are about ten small businesses that currently occupy the store fronts of this block. There is a pizza shop on one corner, and a dance ballroom on the other, in between are a … Continue reading
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Private nursing home are feeling the squeeze from the recession
For many years, private nursing homes such as the Brandywine Assisted Living at the Savoy have reaped huge benefits from families who want their elderly members to enjoy the remainder of their lives under professional care. Savoy boasts of its … Continue reading
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New Condos in Old Neighborhoods
Fact: condos are nice. In Williamsburg and Greenpoint, they offer many things one rarely used to see in these old, somewhat industrial neighborhoods, like new construction, modern architecture, and many luxury amenities, to name a few. They attract a hip, … Continue reading
Posted in bernstein-fall 2009
Tagged condos, greenpoint, ny times real estate, op-ed
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