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Times Union, Metroland & The Legislative Gazette
Some Of My Published Work
 Heads I win, tails you loseCritics charge that when it comes to education and environmental funding—as well as election and ethics reform—the new ... |  Seven Legislative Gazette ArticlesPolitics galore, take a gander... |  Remedy a matter of swish fulfillment[...] even with the Facebook shares and Instagram photos of cheeks full of oil, few if any, health providers — even the alternative ones — in the Capital Region are recommending it to their patients, if they've heard of it at all. Oil... |
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 Cupid's guide to the 518Who says the Capital Region — with the state's seat of government, frigid weather and abundant postmodern architecture — can't be a place for romance? On the Edge blog reader Stephanie Crocco suggests an evening of ice skating at the outdoor... |  Leave those kids aloneAlbany Common Councliman offers legislation to ban “ conversion therapy,” which typically targets emotionally vulnerable gay youth ... |  Rosenfeld is a finalist for ForewordHarry Rosenfeld, the retired editor and current editor-at-large of the Times Union, is a book award finalist for his memoir, From Kristallnacht to Watergate: Rosenfeld's book is one of 14 finalists, along with other autobiographies, including... |
 We're out of hereWhether it's an exotic, out-of-the-country getaway, a classic Disney experience or a luxurious cruise, they say now is the time to begin booking. "The African safari is the best safari you can do," says Leslie Overton, a travel agent with the... |  A hot messGlobal Partners wants to expand the Albany port's ability to move Bakken crude oil through the city, and locals fear for their safety ... |  Parkfest sellout teaches lessonsAjon Crump, the Student Association's director of programming, said sales were helped by the lower ticket price of $5, down $10 from last year, and better artists. Students were already forming a line, flashing their $5 bills and student IDs two... |
 Rent squeezeThese are good times for U.S. landlords. For many tenants, not so much. With demand for apartments surging, rents are projected to rise for a fifth straight year. Even a pickup in apartment construction is unlikely to provide much relief anytime... |  Dating for dollarsFor some college students, procuring a sugar daddy is the one extracurricular activity that can pay the bills. |  Alternatives to cineplexes aboundWith the Oscars this Sunday, we thought it a good time to recognize some of the quality films being shown in series around the region, either free or well below first-run cineplex prices. In celebration of the digital projector's arrival, the.. |
 Troy boils overTension over police tactics mounts in the wake of an incident outside a Collar City bar. |  A celebration of Russian cultureLike Mardis Gras without the Cajun-style catfish, jambalaya and beignets (sweet French doughnuts), the grand finale will be celebrated with 100 pounds of buttery, glazed, hot golden pancakes (blinis) sprinkled with 4 pounds of caviar. The.. |  September springIf I listen carefully, I can still hear her voice. I can hear my grandmother singing “Aba Daba Honeymoon” ... |
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