New York City Is Running Out of Space for the Dead
Featured in Uptown Radio/Columbia Radio News Live Broadcast I served as Senior Editor for this live broadcast, overseeing story selection and scripting, and reported one of the stories in this segment as well. Reported Piece: INTRO New York City is running out of space for the dead. As burial and cremation prices rise, more people […]
IN BED-STUY, PHARMACIES EXIST – BUT ACCESS REMAINS A QUESTION
Patrick McCarver hasn’t forgotten the summer evening when his friend’s wife winced in pain every time she talked and needed numbing medicine for her sore tongue. Every pharmacy within walking distance was closed for the night, and there were no 24-hour options. So, McCarver and his friend had to ride the G-line to Clinton Hill […]
Little Island, New York
Entering Little Island feels like stepping onto a green terrace tucked at the foot of a hill. Long before the tulip-shaped pods lifted this man-made island above the Hudson, the Lenape tribe landed their canoes here – on the shore of “Sapokanikan” or “Land Where the Tobacco Grows”[1]. Those fields stretched through what is now […]


