ALSO ON STREETSBLOG
15 Days Left in Our Spring Pledge Drive — This Week: Win a Vaya Bag
By Ben Fried |
We interrupt our regularly scheduled blogging for a quick pep talk. Thanks to our generous and supportive readers, Streetsblog and Streetfilms are almost halfway to our goal of raising $30,000 by June 1. We’ve got two weeks left to raise $17,000 — help us reach that target so we can keep making the case for designing […]
Streetsblog Is Hiring: Cover the Evolution of NYC Streets and Transportation
By Ben Fried |
After three tremendous years covering the Streetsblog NYC beat, Stephen Miller is moving on next month to serve as Council Member Jimmy van Bramer’s legislative and budget director. New York City government is gaining a special talent, and we’re going to miss him. Among Stephen’s many gifts are his knack for putting sharp questions to public officials, his aptitude for quickly […]
We’re Counting on You: Raise $50K for Streetsblog in Our First Pledge Drive
By Ben Fried |
If you enjoy Streetsblog and believe in the work we do to inform people about how New York can become a better city — with world-class streets, less traffic, safer biking and walking, and great transit options — please give generously to our first year-end pledge drive. Your donation will help ensure that Streetsblog NYC […]
Tuesday’s Headlines: And the Beach Towel Winner Is… Edition
By Streetsblog |
Monday was such a slow news day that we are wooding with the top story: Eric McClure is the winner of our "December Donation Drive" contribution challenge. That, plus the other stories.
Streetsblog Pledge Drive Update: Keep Up the Momentum
By Ben Fried |
Hello there Streetsblog readers — here’s my first status report on our year-end pledge drive. We’re on our way to our goal of raising $50K by the end of of the year, and we need to keep up the pace. In the last week, we’ve raised over $5,000 from about 50 donors. Tremendous gratitude goes […]
Welcome to the New and Improved Streetsblog
By Ben Fried |
For the first time in nearly nine years, we're debuting a sitewide redesign of Streetsblog.