INTERVIEW BY MICHELE HERMAN | “Behind the Mask: Living Alone in the Epicenter,” a memoir in essays by Kate Walter, comes out Nov. 16 from…
Posts tagged as “lockdown”
Late Sunday afternoon, a group of about 100 people gathered in Washington Square Park to demand “Open New York Now!” and protest against the possibility…
BY KATE WALTER | I’m going to scream if I read one more piece about how the lockdown brought someone closer to her husband or…
BY JUDITH MAHONEY PASTERNAK | I’m writing this at the table where I’ve just eaten my first restaurant meal in three months. The restaurant is…
BY BRIANA BARTENIEFF | Taking a bite out of the big apple For the city that never sleeps She sure looks sleepy on the quiet…
BY KATE WALTER | I called my sister to wish her happy Mother’s Day. She has four daughters and nine grandkids. “I know this might…
BY RANIA RICHARDSON | When New York City’s nonessential businesses shut down due to the pandemic, luxury brands began boarding up their storefronts, signaling an…
The beautiful weather over the weekend saw cooped-up New Yorkers bust out from the shelter of their apartments to stream to the parks and bike…
Ed Yutkowitz, a member of the Village Independent Democrats club, documented the neighborhood’s empty streets and sparsely used parks two weekends ago, a few days…
As the New York coronavirus lockdown loomed on Sun., March 22, young documentary filmmakers Jeff Brenner and Adam Juegos raced around in their car to…