Paul graduated from Columbia University with a M.S. in Journalism in 2007. Before coming to Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Patch, he edited Little Neck Patch, which launched in November 2010.
He is a former editor of the Vancouver Business Journal and the Queens Chronicle.
<b><b>Your Beliefs</b></b>
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<b>Politics </b><br><i>How would you describe your political beliefs? </i>
Liberal.
<i>Are you registered with a certain party? </i>
I am a registered Democrat.
<b>Religion</b><br><i>How religious would you consider yourself? </i>
Not very.
<b>Local Hot-Button Issues</b><br><i>What do you think are the most important issues facing the community? </i>
The Atlantic Yards project, traffic, bike safety, pollution, affordable housing, jobs, access to quality education, gentrification.
Flooding reported across the borough as Hurricane Irene downgraded to a tropical storm; 5,000-plus Brooklyn Con Ed customers without power.
Groom Onell Goven said "a little bit of rain" wasn't going to stop him from enjoying his big day.
Stay with Patch for ongoing coverage on the borough's response to the storm.
A few suggestions on how to make the most of a bad situation this weekend.
Take a walk down memory lane with author Evan Hughes tonight at Greenlight Bookstore.
Brooklyn's favorite week-daily photo trivia quiz.
An open call tonight for local writers, poets and performers.
Mayor Bloomberg expected to make decision for low-lying areas Friday, but emergency officials say it pays to be prepared.
Fort Greene-Clinton Hill residents should be extra vigilant.
Joshua Knox, 19, charged with murder, criminal possession of a weapon.
Series beginning today showcases indie distribution company Magnolia Pictures.
5.8 temblor causes shutdown of JFK, evacuation of buildings, frayed nerves across five boroughs.
Incident at Atlantic Terminal Houses the second bout of violence to hit neighborhood public housing in a 24 hour period.
A rundown of the crimes occurring in the 88th Precinct in the past week.
5.8 temblor felt across the borough; No damage reported; Cellphone users report spotty service.
Mayor tours Brooklyn set of new ABC period drama—one of a record 23 primetime TV shows shot in the city this year.
19-year-old shot three times in the chest outside building at 106 Carlton Ave. late Monday afternoon.
A (peculiar) test of endurance kicks-off at local watering hole.
Animal Collective founder to appear at Fort Greene venue Oct. 2.
BAMCinematek celebrates works by the visionary cult New York filmmaker.
