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BY CLAYTON PATTERSON | John Ottaviano, I appreciate your taking the time to respond to my column (“Going overseas was the only option for our company,” talking point, by John Ottaviano, Dec. 8). First, I want to state that I have a great respect for Milton Somberg, who founded and built Rothco company. I strongly read more here »
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[media-credit name=”Photos by Clayton Patterson ” align=”aligncenter” width=”600″][/media-credit]The idea of “occupy,” as in Occupy Wall Street, might seem like a new one. But in the 1990s, the East Village and Lower East Side saw the continuation of an ongoing fight over who would “occupy” the neighborhood — radicals and squatters or housing development groups and read more here »
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By DAVID AUSTIN | Representing the ultimate correlation between hard work and hard fun, and bridging the gap between youth and age, “Legends Of The Lower East Side” seeks to highlight both the diversity of the neighborhood as well as the multifaceted and truly timeless characters that dot the streets between 14th St. and the read more here »
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[media-credit name=”Photo by Clayton Patterson ” align=”aligncenter” width=”600″][/media-credit] An American military-style uniform made in China on sale in an army/navy store in Vienna, Austria. By CLAYTON PATTERSON | A question to Donald Trump since he is presidential material and does business in our part of New York City. First, let’s agree that we differ in opinion about read more here »
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Downtown Express
- Silver arrest shakes Downtown: Glick & Gottfried defend him, Hoylman calls for resignation
- Authority picks Brookfield to run Battery Park City marina, but questions remain unanswered
- Just Do Art, Week of Jan. 22, 2015
- Passion and partnership at Three Rooms Press
- Tribeca’s river center puts its trust in Clarkson
- Seaport tower’s foes get a new friend on the Landmarks Commission
- Transit Sam, week of Jan. 22, 2015
East Villager News
- Declaration of interdependence
- Kings and politicians ask mayor for greatest gift of all: the old P.S. 64 back
- Letters, Week of Jan. 8, 2015
- Chinese Memorial Tradition
- Gussie’s hair; Grandma always knew who she was
- Ira Blutreich, Week of Jan. 8, 2014
- The final roundup for ’14
- Xavier cagers are aiming high
- A moment for healing
- Another angry sea of blue