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Enrico Denard
Enrico is a former Gothamist and WNYC intern.
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Hands in the dirt: Meet some of NYC's community gardeners
As the first city-sanctioned community garden celebrates its 50th anniversary, leaders of community gardens around the five boroughs share stories about cultivating green spaces and strengthening neighborhood ties.
By
Enrico Denard
and
George Bodarky
News
Private companies nod toward calls to increase e-bike safety
Uber is working on an e-bike exchange program, and a New York-based startup is looking to expand its e-bike rental system for delivery workers, as e-bike and scooter batteries draw scrutiny from legislators.
By
Enrico Denard
News
On a last DeCamp bus ride from NJ into NYC: 'This community will know the difference'
New Jersey's longest-running bus service is shutting down its commuter lines.
By
Enrico Denard
News
Yankees fans board vintage trains and roll to victorious opening day
The ride to the Bronx has become a tradition for train enthusiasts and baseball fans.
By
Enrico Denard
News
Garifunas in NYC celebrate heritage month as they continue decadeslong quest for recognition
Since the 1990's, Garifunas in New York City have galvanized a movement to bring attention and visibility to their community's specific needs.
By
Enrico Denard
News
Upper West Side votes against proposed rest stop for delivery workers at 72nd Street
The vote was 27-8, with two members abstaining.
By
Enrico Denard
News
Chick-fil-A to open a rest stop exclusively for food delivery workers on the UES
The Atlanta-based company said the UES location was one of its busiest for food deliveries.
By
Enrico Denard
Food
Soup Joumou: A recipe for hope and pride in the Haitian community
Soup Joumou is traditionally served as part of Haitian Independence Day celebrations on Jan. 1 as a symbol of freedom, hope and unity.
By
Enrico Denard
Misc
Even in a melting pot, uncommon names can boil over
New Yorkers share their experiences of carrying names that are challenging for English speakers, along with the perpetual microaggressions they must navigate.
By
Enrico Denard
News
In NYC, a volley of thoughts on soccer culture before World Cup begins
The 2022 World Cup comes with distinct challenges for FIFA, fans and players alike. A group of New Yorkers dived into their wishes and concerns before kickoff.
By
Enrico Denard
News
'I love early voting': NY voters sound off on first day of casting ballots in general election
As early voting for what promises to be a high-stakes election opened on Saturday, foot traffic was relatively light at some poll sites in the early hours of the day.
By
Michelle Bocanegra
,
David Cruz
and
Enrico Denard
News
10 years after Hurricane Sandy hit NYC, memories come flooding back
Ten New Yorkers share their vivid recollections of where they were when Sandy struck, how they rode it out and the lessons they learned from the historic storm.
By
Enrico Denard
and
George Bodarky
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