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Tag Archives: Kacey Herlihy
New York City Bike Lanes: Safe Route or Danger Zone?
For some, riding a bike is a hobby, a method of relaxation; for others it is a daily, relied upon mode of transportation. With the rise in popularity of bike riding and the influx of bike lanes popping up around … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Story (final), Hell's Kitchen, Neighborhood Conflict Story, Neighborhood Conflict Story
Tagged bernstein2010, biking, Conflict Story, cycling, Hell's Kitchen, Kacey Herlihy
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50 Years Strong: Hell’s Kitchen’s Favorite Pizza Joint
With only a few feet between the counter and the wall, you may have to squeeze by a small family to get a seat in the back. However, as local residents proclaim, the effort is worth the reward; this pizza is … Continue reading
Posted in Community Business Story, Feature Writing Fall 2010, Hell's Kitchen
Tagged Kacey Herlihy
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The Block That is Changing Hell’s Kitchen
Many New Yorkers are too hurried to take in their surroundings as they bustle through the familiar yet undistinguishable city streets. On a normal commute to work, one does not normally stop to look at the fascinating architecture of nineteenth … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Hell's Kitchen, Neighborhood Faces Story
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Joe Gould as a Man
Joe Gould was a very interesting man. He himself was a vagabond, traveling around and getting meals and clothes wherever he could. He wore all second hand clothes, donated to him by friends who had worn them out, leading to … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Joe Gould's Secret, Uncategorized
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Neighborhood Backgrounder: Hell’s Kitchen
Hell’s Kitchen spans roughly from 34th Street to 59th Street west of 8th Avenue, and has a history that supports its name. The neighborhood, although it has improved over the years, still retains its diversity and it’s charm. With a … Continue reading
Neighborhood Choice: Hell’s Kitchen
While a small riot was in progress on 39th Street and 10th Avenue in the early 1880s, a police officer referred to the area as “Hell’s Kitchen,” and the name stuck. Also known as Clinton or Midtown West, Hell’s Kitchen … Continue reading