An Election Night hate attack, the Gotham Awards and the Fatboys Running Club
I took a week off from Clips of the Week – but our reporters didn’t rest. Here are some offerings from the past two weeks:
- Rima Abdelkader scored a scoop with this interview with the victim of a suspected Election Night hate attack. Her piece appeared on the News Service, and is scheduled to be published by In Focus, a monthly newspaper based in Southern California.
- Alana Rigal reported from the red carpet outside the Gotham Awards, and co-produced this video for the Daily News’ website.
- Henry Stewart offers some off-beat holiday gift ideas in this fun piece for The L Magazine.
- Francesa Levy has the lowdown on the most and least family friendly cities in the U.S. Check out her story and slideshow at Forbes.com.
- I’m just catching up to this fine Marathon story Kristen Joy Watts wrote for Law Times about a group of runners from Toronto who call themselves the Fatboys Running Club.
- Kate Lurie’s feature about a group of former prisoners who performed their off-Broadway show about life in a Manhattan half-way house for a grateful audience at the Greenhaven Correctional Facility merited full-page treatment in the Daily News.
- Stephen Bronner shared a byline on this Daily News story about protests at Rent-a-Center outlets.
- Matt Townsend contributed to this Daily News article about complaints over a new Burger King ad campaign.
- The city’s efforts to push its new regulation mandating chain restaurants to post calorie counts was chronicled in this video by Aisha Al-Muslim and Mirva Lempiainen. Their story is featured on the News Service.
- Cristiana Oliveira hit a Manhattan food pantry on Thanksgiving Eve, and found a huge line of folks waiting for turkeys and trimmings to take home. Her video made the News Service.
- Kieran Meadows and H’Rina DeTroy reported on the effort to force building owners to provide parking for bicycles in this video piece for the News Service.
- Mary Stachyra’s story and slideshow about the 75th anniversary of Prohibition’s end made the News Service.
- Michael Preston and Collin Orcutt profiled an up-and-coming high school basketball star. Their video was picked up by sportcaster Adam Zagoria’s blog.
- Sergey Kadinsky’s Flushing River photo essay as featured on the Forgotten New York website.
- One of Candice Johnson’s Election Day photos made about.com.
- Three of our recent podcasts – Culture Shock, HealthPods and This Place Called Home – were broadcast Dec. 1 on radio station WHCR.
Congrats to all – and keep ‘em coming!
Tags: Aisha Al-Muslim, Alana Rigal, Candice Johnson, Collin Orcutt, Cristiana Oliveira, Francesca Levy, H'Rina DeTroy, Henry Stewart, Kate Lurie, Kieran Meadows, Kristen Joy Watts, Mary Stachyra, Matt Townsend, Michael Preston, Mirva Lempiainen, Rima Abdelkader, Sergey Kadinsky, Stephen Bronner

