Nicole Rosenthal is an Editorial Fellow at Patch.com, focusing on local news in New York City. With her work featured in publications such as The Real Deal and Bushwick Daily, Nicole covers a range of topics including weather events, political news, and rankings of states for various categories.
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By: Marie Pohl, Nicole Rosenthal
It's Eau de Gowanus delivered to your doorstep. Dump trucks will soon be hauling ancient toxic sludge dredged from the depths of the Gowanus
By: Nicole Rosenthal
Stand clear of the clearance rack, please. The MTA’s annual yard sale purge of New York City Transit inventory-turned-memorabilia has returned – and this time you don’t need an appointment. T…
By: Nicole Rosenthal
Stand clear of the clearance rack, please. The MTA's annual yard sale purge of New York City Transit inventory-turned-memorabilia has returned – and this time you don't need an appointment.
By: Nicole Rosenthal
Dunkin’ is set to start operating concessions on Staten Island ferries before the end of the year — but don’t expect any brewskis with the brew, at least yet, The Post has learned…
By: Nicole Rosenthal, Peter Senzamici
If it ain’t broker, don’t fix it. A cohort of Big Apple real estate brokers are suing the city over a new law that shifts the burden of costly broker fees away from tenants – and the case could pre…
By: Nicole Rosenthal, Dorian Geiger
At least two five-car open gangway trains will be transferred from the C to the G line in the first quarter of 2025 – and riders will have about a 1 in 5 chance of riding an open gangway car, the M…
By: Dorian Geiger, Nicole Rosenthal
G train riders are on track to catching a break. The crosstown is the next subway line to get the European-style train treatment – and
By: Nicole Rosenthal
Animatronic puffer coats in the windows of the trendy women’s clothing store Aritzia in Manhattan appear to be doing the viral “Trump Dance” — likely unbeknownst to the “woke’’ chain’s higher-ups…
By: Nicole Rosenthal
Animatronic puffer coats in the windows of the trendy women's clothing store Aritzia in Manhattan appear to be doing the viral “Trump Dance” — likely unbeknownst to the “woke'' chain's higher-ups.
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