Catalina Gonella
Night Reporter at WNYC (New York, NY)
Night Reporter at Gothamist
Reporter @wnyc / @gothamist Fmr: @NYPost, @NY1 Talk to me: cgonella at wnyc dot org
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1 week ago |
gothamist.com | Catalina Gonella
More than 50 streets across New York City will go car-free on Saturday, April 26 as part of the city transportation department’s celebration of Earth Day, which falls on Tuesday, April 22. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at select streets and plazas in all five boroughs, giving pedestrians and cyclists free rein to use space often dominated by drivers. Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez said the occasion will help promote environmentalism and education on climate change.
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1 week ago |
gothamist.com | Catalina Gonella |Phil Corso
Finding an eligible bachelor in New York City is hard enough. In Manhattan? Good luck. As a wild turkey? Fuggetaboutit. That might be what Astoria the wild turkey is going after. Astoria made her home on Roosevelt Island nearly a year ago. But she’s since flown the coop — and birders think she’s in search of a mate.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Catalina Gonella |Charles Lane
Police are searching for a person they said had “sexual contact” with an unconscious and likely dead passenger aboard a subway car early Wednesday morning. The “unresponsive” passenger was found afterward to be deceased and was believed to be dead at the time of the incident, which happened shortly after midnight on a Southbound R train near the Whitehall Street station, according to the NYPD.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Catalina Gonella
The city’s Department of Education failed to inspect 82% of the city’s schools containing asbestos over a three-year period, Comptroller Brad Lander said in an audit published this week. The report found that the education department is out of compliance with the federal Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, mandating that schools with “asbestos-containing material” — any material or product containing more than 1% asbestos — be inspected on a schedule set by the law.
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Catalina Gonella
Nicholas Kaufmann is a prolific Crown Heights, Brooklyn-based horror and thriller book author. He is not an attorney defending former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte against International Criminal Court charges of crimes against humanity. That would be Nicholas Kaufman. Kaufmann, the author, had never heard of Kaufman, the lawyer, until last month, when his Facebook page was flooded with new followers — mostly people with Filipino names.
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