New York City|News|
8 NYC Schools Earn Coveted Blue Ribbon Award
The U.S. Department of Education honored schools from every borough.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
- New York City, NY
Caroline Spivack is a reporter covering Lower Manhattan for Patch. Before joining Patch, she worked at the New York Post, DNAinfo New York and the Brooklyn Paper. Caroline is a native New Yorker who earned her master’s degree from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, and prior to that she studied English at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts.
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East Village, NY|News|
Advocates Slam Planned Demolition Of Historic St. Denis Building
Locals railed against plans to replace the St. Denis Hotel with a 12-story office building and demanded land use protections for the nabe.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Sunset Park, NY|News|
Fugitive Gunman Suspected Of Brooklyn Robbery: NYPD
Police suspect Joshua Stuart of a Monday morning gunpoint-robbery in Bay Ridge.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Brooklyn Heights-DUMBO, NY|News|
Brazen Mid-Day Mugger Arrested, Police Search For His Accomplice
Police are searching for one other suspect in the Downtown Brooklyn mugging of a teenage.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Sunset Park, NY|News|
Gunman Suspected Of Shooting At Cops May Be In Brooklyn: NYPD
Joshua Stuart was last spotted in the Sunset Park and Flatbush sections of Brooklyn.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
SEE IT: NYPD Rescue Man From Williamsburg Bridge
The tense 75-minute standoff ended with detectives lowering the man to safety in a harness.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gowanus-Red Hook, NY|News|
Tunnel To Towers 5K 2018: What You Need To Know
What you need to know about this year's race to benefit first responders.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
A Medieval Festival And A Drag Convention|Manhattan This Weekend
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here's some of the most interesting events Manhattan has to offer.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Park Slope, NY|News|
Park Slope Sante Fe Grill Shutters After 38 Years In The Nabe
“The demands of this business are increasing dramatically. It’s time,” the owner wrote in a letter posted at the bistro.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
Rally Will Demand Boys' Club Postpone Sale Of Famed Clubhouse
Pols and residents will rally in front of the Boys' Club of New York's Harriman Clubhouse on Saturday.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
Jail Plan Blasted As Furious Locals Pack Lower Manhattan Meeting
Livid locals came out in force to oppose a jail proposed for 80 Centre Street.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Chelsea, NY|News|
Mom Blocks Knifeman From Taking Car With Child In Back Seat: NYPD
The mom blocked the man from driving off with her 16-month-old daughter, police said.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Prospect Heights-Crown Heights, NY|News|
Police Cuff Cane-Wielding Brute For Crown Heights Beating
Police arrested a 20-year-old for pummeling a man with a cane and slicing his arm open, authorities said.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
East Side Garbage Trucks Could Cause Stink For Up To 3 Years
City sanitation trucks may use three residential streets as an impromptu parking lot for up to 3 years, according to a local leader.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Gowanus-Red Hook, NY|News|
Police Seek Three Men In Connection to Gowanus Shooting
Cops are searching for three men for questioning about the shooting death of 26-year-old Kenneth Ballou.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
City Council Rejects 8-Story Hotel Next To Merchant House
The council voted down a developer's zoning change to build beside the landmarked Merchant's House Museum.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
Expansion Of WTC No-Vending Zone Approved By City Council
The City Council passed a controversial bill that expands an existing no-vending zone near the World Trade Center.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
Garbage Trucks Stinking Up The East Side Must Be Relocated: Pol
Livid locals say the foul fleet is wreaking havoc on their neighborhoods.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|News|
West Village Cafe Loup Set To Reopen After It Was Seized By State
The literary haunt will reopen Wednesday — a week after it was shuttered by the state for unpaid taxes.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
2 Rescued After Scaffolding Collapses In Midtown
Emergency responders pulled one worker into the building through a window, FDNY said.
Caroline Spivack, Patch Staff
