Sugar Sweet Festival at the City Reliquary
Audio slideshow by Nicholas Wells. City Reliquary Sugar Sweet Festival from Nick Wells on Vimeo.
Categories: Audio, Photography • Tags: New York City
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Midday At Midtown Comics
Audio slideshow by Sofia Perpetua and Nicholas Wells. Midtown Comics from Nick Wells on Vimeo.
Categories: Audio, Photography
Lunchtime in NYC – Then and Now
Audio slideshow by Sofia Perpetua and Nicholas Wells.
Categories: Audio, News, Photography • Tags: New York City
A Murmuration of Birders in Bryant Park
Video by Sofia Perpetua and Nicholas Wells A Murmuration of Birders in Byrant Park from Nick Wells on Vimeo.
Categories: News, Video • Tags: New York City
Gas Rationing In New York
Video by Theresa Fisher, Sofia Perpetua and Nicholas Wells. Gas Rationing in New York from sofia perpetua on Vimeo.
Categories: News, Video • Tags: New York City
FreshDirect brings hobbled trucks to Port Morris
FreshDirect brings hobbled trucks to Port Morris
Categories: Print
Sandy goes easy on Mott Haven
Originally published Nov. 1, 2012 in the Mott Haven Herald. By Nicholas Wells and Irina Ivanova. Neighborhood emerges from hurricane with minor damage Mott Haven and Port Morris residents—spared the worst in Hurricane Sandy’s rampage through the Northeast—have begun to clean up their neighborhood. The area lost a beloved tree and suffered a manhole explosion […]
Categories: Photography, Print
Police beat
Originally published Oct. 19, 2012 in the Mott Haven Herald. By Nicholas Wells and Ann Marie Awad. Smart phone thefts Police are asking Mott Haven residents to be extra careful about displaying their smart phones in public, especially around housing projects and subway entrances and exits, in the face of a stubborn wave of […]
Categories: Print
Hard-up residents flock to under-stocked pantries
Originally published Oct. 16, 2012 in the Mott Haven Herald. Budget cuts strain safety net for Mott Haven’s hungry Nearly 200 people lined up outside St. Peter in the Bronx Lutheran Church on East 140th Street on a Wednesday afternoon in September for a bag of red peppers each. The food pantry at St. Peter […]
Categories: Photography, Print
What’s the cover charge to Congress?
Tracking outside spending in U.S. Senate races Coming into the 2012 elections, pundits on both sides of the aisle decried what massive political spending would mean for our democracy. The Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission (2010) opened the floodgates for unprecedented contributions to opaque partisan organizations known as Political Action […]
Categories: Interactive • Tags: superPAC