Caitlin is a writer and editor who was born, raised and still resides in Gravesend, Brooklyn. She previously worked as a financial news reporter for Wall Street Letter, and has also written for publications including the New York Observer, DNAinfo.com, City A.M., The Daily Mail and TheCelebrityCafe.com.
She earned a B.A. in communications and journalism with a minor in history from Marist College in 2011, where she also served as the managing editor of The Circle, Marist College's weekly student newspaper.
Caitlin is very excited to return to work in the best borough in New York, and wants to hear from you. Email her questions, comments and tips at caitlin.nolan@patch.com, or call her at 1-917-232-0266.
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Meters would be deactivated when parking rules are not in effect.
The Committee also endorsed Council Member Letitia James for Public Advocate.
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Nicole Yates last seen on May 25 at her Bedford Avenue home.
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Mets and Yankees butt heads again in shortened four-game series.
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An attorney for the mayor says the bill would open the city to a flood of lawsuits
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