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Tag Archives: Wall Street Journal
Spring is here: turning on the parks’ drinking fountains
Last Tuesday, I spent the morning with a few plumbers from the Parks Department. Continue reading
Speed posting: this was one hell of a week
Ray Kelly’s Playboy spread, a few crap Op-Eds, Cy Vance not doing his job: Let’s take a quick look at the last seven days. Continue reading
Posted in Safe Streets, Thoughts
Tagged Bike Snob, bikenyc, Cy Vance, Daniel Duane, entitled drivers, Fernando Mateo, Herman Badillo, Michael R. Bloomberg, microfilm, Mohammad Faysal Himon, NYPD, Playboy, Ray Kelly, running, safe streets, Safety Tips for Pedestrian, Sian Green, Wall Street Journal
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Why I’ll probably never be a staff writer
I refuse to sacrifice quality or reputation to get page views. Being a staff writer would probably force me to compromise that. Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged cycling, Gothamist, Jake Dobkin, Karate Kid, salmoning, staff writing, Wall Street Journal, writing
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Why I support livable streets
Even if you’ve been following the sometimes-insane reporting on livable-streets issues in New York media for many years, two pieces this weekend probably made your jaw drop. In the Daily News, fellow Park Slope resident Joshua Greenman sings a paean to the … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Albany, all-powerful enterprises, Bike Snob NYC, Citi Bike, cycling, dependence on automobiles, Dorothy Rabinowitz, Gawker, Joshua Greenman, livable streets, MTA, New York Daily News, New York Observer, NYPD, Riders Alliance, Streetsblog, StreetsPAC, tabloids, Wall Street Journal
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