New York City, NY|News|
Electric Horse Carriages In Central Park | NYC Week In Review
Harlem Evictions On The Rise | A Garbage-Filled Cesspool | NYPD Pelted With Bottles
Claire Schnatterbeck, Patch Staff
Claire Schnatterbeck, Patch Staff
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Claire Schnatterbeck is Patch's Dow Jones News Fund summer multiplatform editing intern for 2022.
Before coming to Patch, Claire worked as an audio journalist at the Columbia Daily Spectator and as a reporter in several newsrooms in Wyoming.
When she's not out with a microphone and notepad in hand or frantically editing a story, she can be found searching for the best museum in NYC or curled up with a Virginia Woolf novel and a cup of tea.
Claire is an undergraduate political science student at Columbia University and has roots in Wyoming, Illinois and New York.
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Washington Heights-Inwood, NY|News|
Washington Heights Mourns Vin Scully, Local Kid Who Made It Big
The iconic announcer with Washington Heights roots lent his voice to the Dodgers for nearly seven decades.
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Upper West Side, NY|News|
Manhattan BP Demands West Side Highway Protected Bike Lane
Said Borough President Mark Levine, “Anyone who cares about this park, and this greenway, supports this plan."
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Upper West Side, NY|News|
Riverside Park Tennis Court Gets $125K Makeover
The tennis courts near 119th Street and Riverside Drive finished resurfacing repairs after years of "love" affected its usability.
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New York City, NY|News|
An End To The Rat Race | NYC Week In Review
Rats lose their afternoon treat | Tanning at a politician's office | Monkeypox in NYC
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New York City, NY|News|
NYC Weekend Travel Guide: How To Get Around The City July 30-31
Skipped stops, rerouted trains, street closures: here's how to make your weekend excursions less of a travel nightmare.
Claire Schnatterbeck, Patch Staff
Washington Heights-Inwood, NY|News|
Washington Heights 'Lego' Hotel Celebrates Soft Open, Ribbon Cutting
Mayor Eric Adams came to Washington Heights Monday to celebrate the launch of the $300 million Radio Hotel.
Claire Schnatterbeck, Patch Staff
