My article about a business owner’s attempts to clean up a city owned lot leads today’s Daily News. You can read it here: http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20120914_Was_spruce-up_of_Point_Breeze_lot_a_trespass_.html?cmpid=124488459
Author: Natalie
Inquirer story
I have a story in today’s Inquirer about Jesse and Beka Rendell, son and daughter-in-law of the former mayor/governor. Check it out here: http://www.philly.com/philly/style/thescene/20120912_Young_Rendells_step_up__out_as_arts_patrons.html?cmpid=124488489
August baseball
Here’s that link: http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/sportsweek/Philadelphia_Phillies_field_report_Fans_stick_with_their_team_.html
The Joy of an August Baseball Game
My “reported essay” about the joys of an August baseball game appeared in the Aug. 11 Sportsweek, the Saturday edition of the Daily News. Can’t find a link to it, but the paper is still on news stands.
Remembering Paco
A piece I wrote about the death of a beloved neighbor appeared in The Inquirer on Sunday. Follow the link to it here: http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion/20120805_Queen_Village_grieves_for_a_lost_neighbor.html
Clarion award
“A Day in the Life of Children’s Hospital,” a story I wrote with colleagues Becky Batcha and Molly Eichel, won a national Clarion Award from Women in Communications for best newspaper feature story. Check out an article about the prize,…
Sirius Radio Interview
I’ll be on Sirius radio’s P.O.T.U.S. show this afternoon talking about my article for Yes! magazine on the military’s position on climate change. Tune in!
Dining in the Dark
I spent a few weeks traveling through Europe, stopping in at Berlin’s Unsicht-Bar, a dark restaurant. Here’s the review: http://caroundtheworld.com/2012/06/18/dinner-in-the-dark-in-berlin/
Metro newspapers project to run first week of July
My week-long series on homicide in Philadelphia will begin running in Metro the first week of July. Stay tuned for links.
Yes! Magazine story is up
Find at here: http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/making-it-home/the-real-reason-the-military-is-going-green