
Elizabeth Shwe
Producer at WNYC (New York, NY)
producing @WNYC @Gothamist | alum: @Princeton @Report4America
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2 weeks ago |
gothamist.com | Elizabeth Shwe
Members of New York City’s thriving Chinese community hope a recent City Council resolution will help educate New Yorkers about their ancestors’ contributions to the city and country as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month draws to a close.
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1 month ago |
gothamist.com | Elizabeth Shwe
United Bodegas of America is renewing its calls for panic buttons and NYPD monitoring in all bodegas after two fatal incidents last week. Anthony Diaz, 24, was fatally stabbed and two other men were hospitalized after an incident at a bodega in Inwood, Manhattan on Wednesday evening, according to police officials. Police say another man, 38-year-old Preston White, was shot and killed inside a bodega in the Bronx’s Williamsbridge neighborhood around an hour later.
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2 months ago |
gothamist.com | Elizabeth Shwe
Councilmember Susan Zhuang says she’s looking forward to working with the NYPD after a judge dismissed charges that she assaulted a police officer and resisted arrest last summer. Zhuang, who represents the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bensonhurst, Borough Park, Dyker Heights, Gravesend and Sunset Park, was protesting a proposed nearby homeless shelter when she bit an officer’s forearm and was charged with resisting arrest and assault.
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2 months ago |
gothamist.com | Elizabeth Shwe
There’s no need to weather the Red Storm alone. The St. John’s University men’s basketball team is fresh off its first NCAA tournament game win in a quarter-century, and up against Arkansas for the second round on Saturday at 2:40 p.m. in Providence, Rhode Island. On Thursday, St. John’s won against the Omaha Mavericks. While we hear the nation’s smallest state is lovely, you don’t have to make the three-hour trip to Providence to find some company for the game.
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2 months ago |
gothamist.com | Elizabeth Shwe
The city is further cracking down on overweight trucks crossing a dangerously dilapidated section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway starting on Monday. The move comes after the city’s Department of Transportation reported the number of overweight vehicles dropped 60% after officials began enforcing the 80,000 pound weight limit over a year ago on the Queens-bound lanes of the BQE's triple cantilever, the three-tiered section of the highway in Brooklyn Heights.
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