Archive (Page 268)
December 7, 2020
How a Queens Farm Became a Pandemic-Era Oasis in NYC
It grew from a small family-owned farm into an initiative to rehabilitate psychiatric patients. Now, it’s a safe space to escape the isolation of quarantine.
December 6, 2020
A New Jersey Cinema Finds Its Second Life as Craft Brewery
Though movie screens around the country have gone dark because of the ongoing ravages of COVID-19, the brewery’s owners say the cinema’s old Hollywood wizardry will now live on in restaurant form.
December 5, 2020
Luxury S.F. Hotel Sued for Lacking Accessibility Information Online
The Meridian Hotel in San Francisco has been sued for allegedly failing to disclose information that disabled guests needed to book rooms online.
December 3, 2020
What a Slew of News Corrections Reveal About the Messy NYU Newspaper Walkout
A mass student walkout that shuttered New York University’s student-run newspaper made national headlines in September. But amid the noise and accusations that led to the unprecedented protest, the most revealing glimpses at this saga’s complexities came from the corrections those stories were eventually forced to publish.
December 3, 2020
Cuban American Indira Prieto Shatters the Myth of the ‘Latino Vote’
Latino voters represent a more diverse group than pollsters previously thought. Cuban American Indira Prieto is proof of that.