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City Blogs provides a listing of New York City's neighborhood and civic focused blogs in New York City. Search for bloggers who cover topics in your borough or that cover the city's different urban affairs categories.
Blog Listings
BANK ON IT: A FOOD BANK BLOG
The official blog of the Food Bank For New York City – the major hunger relief organization for the five boroughs – Bank on It provides an insider look into the struggle to fight food poverty with posts on topics ranging from what it takes to run a soup kitchen to public policy, volunteering and more.
Topic(s):
| Borough: Citywide
QUEENS AND MORE
A blog providing news about Queens, New York, with a main focus on Flushing and Willets Point.
Topic(s):
| Borough: Queens
THE SUSTAINABLE CITIES BLOG
The Sustainable Cities blog is the informal home of the CUNY Institute for Sustainable Cities on the web. We track anything and everything surrounding urban sustainability, with an emphasis on New York City. From policy developments to local green events, you can find it on the Sustainable Cities Blog.
Topic(s):
| Borough: Citywide
UPTOWNFLAVOR
Articles and reviews about restaurants and businesses that extend from 96th Street to the northernmost tip of Manhattan are posted daily.
Topic(s):
| Borough: Manhattan
BROWNSTONES AND BODEGAS
New York photoblog created by Brooklyn
based Crown Heights photographer
William Hogg.
Topic(s):
Photography
Media
Slice of Life
| Media
Slice of Life
Borough: Brooklyn
WE HAVE RISEN ABOVE
Pete Mroz is an independent artist that
found funding through the creative
site
kickstarter.com. Truly is amazing in
these tough economic times that
people still rise to
the challenge of helping the arts!
Topic(s):
Entrepreneurship
| Borough: Manhattan
SWEAT EQUALS SUCCESS
Tough workouts, good eats and
crazy adventure in our beautiful
city and beyond.
Topic(s):
Womens Health
| Borough: Brooklyn
INSIDE KENMORE HALL
a tenants' eye view of life in an allegedly supportive housing S.R.O. managed by H.S.I. - it's a ghetto in the middle of Gramercy Park, and is supposed to be better than homelessness, but the level of illegal drug activity and violence inside the building is higher than on the surrounding streets or in shelters.
Topic(s):
Welfare
| Borough: Manhattan
