Archive (Page 344)
September 22, 2019
No Visa? No Entry for Bahamian Storm Evacuees
Customs Border and Protection Processing Bahamian Evacuees in Wake of Hurricane Dorian (Photo Cred: CBP Photo by Jaime Rodriguez Sr.) […]
September 21, 2019
Mexican Treats in a Manhattan Oasis, Courtesy of Kid Chefs
Inside the 6&B Garden. (Credit: Adrienne Magun) NEW YORK— Alphabet City is always bustling on the weekends with brunch crowds, […]
September 21, 2019
The Changing Face of Harlem
NEW YORK – When I was growing up in Harlem, just about everyone I encountered looked like me. My friends, my teachers, the people in the stores I went to, and my neighbors. Sure, there were a few Puerto Ricans, mostly in the bodegas and hair salons, and then there was Martin, the one white kid in my 4th grade class.
September 17, 2019
Fast-Changing Philly Neighborhood Still Loves Its Laundromat
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — Tang Laundromat stands apart as a heirloom of the past, among newer business ventures, in a gentrified Philadelphia neighborhood of Fishtown. Yet the establishment is still indispensable to the community.
August 19, 2019
Welcome to The Click
The Click hosts the work of reporters pursuing their master’s in journalism in NYU’s American Journalism Online Master’s Program offered by the Arthur […]