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Volunteers Plant Trees at Staten Island Earth Day Event
It was lunchtime at Cloves Lake Park in Staten Island, and several groups of people who had volunteered to plant trees were sitting on the grass, sharing stories, and enjoying the grilled vegetables and mozzarella lunch that was provided for … Continue reading
Posted in Haller-Spring 2010
Tagged Earth Day, environment, Forest, green, new york city, Parks Department, Staten Island, Trees
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Hot Date on a Icy Rink
The weather and economy may have cast a cold spell over New York City but that doesn’t mean dating life should burn a hole in your wallet. Now a days with the economy, dating is getting more and more expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Dollars & Sense, Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan, Uncategorized
Tagged Dating, Economy, Free, Ice Skating, new york city, winter activities
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Bargains abound at Union Square Market
During this economic hard time, holiday shoppers flock to Union Square Park in hopes of finding good gifts at low prices. From Nov. 27 to Dec.24, a variety of vendors will have tents lined up along the circular park ready … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Uncategorized, Union Square
Tagged holiday, new york city, Union Square
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Can’t Dampen NY Christmas Spirit
Nothing could stop New Yorkers from showing their Christmas spirit at the 77th annual tree lighting ceremony in Rockefeller Center Plaza on Wed., Dec 2. A steady, pesky rain did little to prevent New Yorkers donning Santa Claus hats and … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan
Tagged aretha franklin, christmas, christmas tree, fifth avenue, holiday, Manhattan, micheal buble, New York, new york city, Rockefeller Center, rockettes, Santa Claus, tree lighting
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Times Square: Jam Packed and in a Hurry
During the holiday season when people go to the city to purchase presents, watch Broadway shows and eat in Times Square, they also are sure to find large crowds and traffic. In Times Square on a recent evening, floods of people … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan
Tagged new york city, New York Times
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Blind date with the Internet
Although I am an avid internet user, I have to admit that I had never attended events solely based on information from the internet. Now, I was ready to explore this new way of networking. I found an interesting event … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan, Uncategorized
Tagged Lifestyle, new york city
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Santa Takes a Break at Queens Center
Santa has returned to Queens Center Mall with its vibrant lighting and flamboyant decorations. Children wait in line with parents to sit on Santa’s lap to tell him what they want for Christmas.Waves of harried shoppers intermittently disturb the peaceful … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Location, Queens, Uncategorized
Tagged christmas, Forest Hills, gifts, new york city, Queens, Queens Center Mall, Santa Claus
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Rockefeller Center Celebrates Obama Victory
When the carpets at Rockefeller Center rolled up as the electoral votes rolled in, with Obama’s ascending the 30 Rock facade steadily from 175 to 207 votes, there was a mix of held breaths and excitement as some looked on … Continue reading
Posted in Manhattan
Tagged election, new york city, Obama, Politics
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