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Tag Archives: Brooklyn
Visionary of The Delicatessen Circuit
Step inside the small bagel shop near the Coney Island subway station in the early morning hours, and you’re likely to see a crowd large enough to rival Coney Island itself. As early as seven o’clock in the morning, Coney … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Graves End/Coney Island, Neighborhood Faces Story
Tagged bernstein2010, Brooklyn, fall 2010, neighborhood faces, simona taver
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Is Sustainable Capitalism Possible?
Since the publication of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, capitalism has become, with only the exception of a few countries, the dominant global economic system. Without a doubt capitalism works. Capitalistic strategies have helped to create some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Haller-Spring 2010
Tagged Brooklyn, Capitalism, Earth Day, Eco-Festival, Economy, Intergenerational Ethics, Kingsborough Community College, Sustainability
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Earth Day Rained Out in Red Hook
The Urban Divers Estuary Conservancy attempted to kick off its summer Earth Day Celebrations for 2010 on Earth Day weekend, but because of a drizzly Sunday the 5,000 people organizers hoped would join in and raise funds fell to a … Continue reading
Posted in Haller-Spring 2010
Tagged Brooklyn, environment, nyc, red hook
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Snowflakes Suspended in the Air at Gravesend
A short little web log about a topic that which is barely written.
Illuminated Snowflakes! Continue reading
Posted in Graves End/Coney Island, Holiday/Prof. Haller
Tagged Brooklyn, gravesend, Holiday Lighting Program
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Housing Dreams Defer in Bushwick
Across neighborhoods in Brooklyn, peaceful dreams are being interrupted. James Nowello is a Brooklyn resident from Bushwick who like most homeowners is dealing with the consequences of a declining housing market. In the mid-2000s Bushwick, Brooklyn was experiencing a huge … Continue reading
Posted in Bernstein Spring 2009, Brooklyn, Neighborhood Conflict Story
Tagged Brooklyn, Bushwick, Conflict Story
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Dreams of Success
After pressing the buzzer, Michelle Wong, age 39, glanced up from her current customer with a grin before pressing the second buzzer for the door to open and greeted her usual customers on a first name basis. Michelle dreamed of … Continue reading
Negating Negativity
“Don’t be another teen statistic! Don’t be a loser on the street wondering why no one wants to help you!” Ms. Gorman screamed at several of her Graphic Communication Arts High School students after they cut her class so … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, Davis Spring 2009
Tagged Brooklyn, Feature, Profile
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Community Services in Bushwick
The Bushwick neighborhood is filled with community services. It has everything from a fire department and police station, to sanitation that comes around three times a week, but with the current state of our country, churches, schools and health care … Continue reading
Despite Tough Times, Cafe Keeps on Jammin’
The tropical lime and yellow trimmed windows of Bristen’s Eatery stand out amongst the traffic, coming off of Eastern Parkway in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Once inside, reggae artists such as Bob Marley fill the tiny cafe with a relaxed, inviting … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, Davis Spring 2009
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Museum, Eastern Parkway, Franklin Ave, Prospect Heights, Prospect Park
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Bushwick: The Possible Rebirth
(This is graffiti/art work I found outside of Bushwick High School.) As I walked the streets of Bushwick I could hear my grandmother’s voice saying, “How do you never seem to know where you are?” She has said this to … Continue reading
Sneaker Store Runs Away
When waiting for large pepperoni pizza in the local pizzeria, I took notice of the neighborhood UPS delivery man as he walked into the shop. “Hey!” he said to the cashier, “Another store bites the dust! Let me get 2 … Continue reading
The Church Vote
On Sunday, Nov. 2, close to 4,000 members of Christian Cultural Center, located in Brooklyn, jumped to their feet and when asked what they would do on Tuesday Nov. 4, the immediate response reverberated through the building,“VOTE!” For the past several years, … Continue reading