Art Adverts Start a New Wave

Written by NYPress on June 29, 2012. Posted in Arts & Film, Theater

by Greg Solman Advertising strategies gearing up for next season take art out the wilderness. CityArts surveys the new media tacticians who bring Broadway shows, museums and other art venues to popular attention. Art and its patrons all benefit from millennial art advertising’s new tactical strategies. Part 1 of a two-part series. New Yorkers with
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Seasoned NY Times Journalist Publishes a Study On “The Mama’s Boy Myth”

Written by New York Family on June 21, 2012. Posted in News & Features West Side Spirit, News Our Town, Our Town, West Side Spirit

‘The Mama’s Boy Myth’ makes the case for moms who like to raise their boys closer By Jessica Kobrin Bernstein When she was raising her two children, Kate Stone Lombardi—a seasoned journalist for The New York Times for more than two decades and mom to now-26-year-old Jeanie and 23-year-old Paul—was taken aback by the assumptions
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NYC Creates More Jobs But Unemployment Is Still Rising

Written by NYPress on June 15, 2012. Posted in Breaking News

Photo by Samuel Huron, photo courtesy of Wiki Commons.

by Adel Manoukian Despite the positive fact that the city gained about 25,000 jobs in May, the amount of unemployment still rises to 9.7% according to the NY State Department of Labor. Employers claim that they are hiring more workers, yet finding work has proved to be difficult for residents. The increase in jobs has
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A New Book Makes a Case for “The Mama’s Boy”

Written by New York Family on June 8, 2012. Posted in Family

By Jessica Kobrin Bernstein When she was raising her two children, Kate Stone Lombardi—a seasoned journalist for The New York Times for more than two decades and mom to now 26-year-old Jeanie and 23-year-old Paul—was taken aback by the assumptions of so many people around her saying that it was best to distance herself from
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Citizens Connect Online Chat Fails

Written by Laura Nahmias on May 15, 2012. Posted in Politics, Uncategorized

From City & State’s Heard Around Town, May 15, 2012: Whither Citizen Connects online chats, the program the Cuomo administration started last fall to let commissioners and agency heads live chat with New Yorkers (or anyone, really) who had questions for them? The chats, which happened on a weekly basis since late September of last
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Stumbling to the Altar: Meet Mr. ‘I Would’

Written by admin on March 28, 2012. Posted in Arts & Film, Arts west side spirit, West Side Spirit

Devan Sipher’s ‘The Wedding Beat’ By Leonora Desar Devan Sipher made his living for more than five years writing about some of New York’s most lavish weddings for the New York Times’ Vows column, even though he’s a forty-something single Jewish guy who spends Saturday nights alone in his Chelsea studio. Sipher’s debut novel The
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