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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Photos: Pre-Super Bowl XLVIII Helicopter Invasion!!!
Okay, New Jersey wasn’t actually being invaded. But this afternoon, I saw something I had never witnessed before – 14 helicopters flying over the Hudson River at once. I heard the rumbling, grabbed my camera, and got outside as fast … Continue reading
Evan Bindelglass – Journalistic Highlights 2013
Hi there. In case you don’t know who I am, I’m Evan Bindelglass. I’m a cinephile, foodie, history buff, and a generally adventurous person. I’m also a journalist, at present, a freelancer. Here are some of the highlights from my … Continue reading
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Tagged 2nd Avenue Subway, 5 Boro Green Roof Garden, Bowling Alley, Central Park, Dominatrix, Empire State Building, Evan Bindelglass, Freshkills Park, Frick Collection, Grand Central Terminal, High Bridge, Journalism, Randall's Island, Renee Trevi, Second Avenue Subway, Septagon, Staten Island, The Arsenal, Tiffany Clock, United Nations, Washington Arch
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George Washington Bridge Lit For Super Bowl XLVIII
The George Washington Bridge, which first used colored necklace lights in 2010 (and has every October since), is at it again. Continue reading
