by Froma Harrop | Dec 10, 2024 | Livability, Safety
She couldn’t just honor the hard work city officials put in to ease the gridlock that has made pedestrian life in Midtown a misery. If it worked according to plan, congestion pricing would have reduced the number of vehicles passing below 60th Street while...
by Froma Harrop | Oct 9, 2024 | Style & Culture
The New York Times published a news item on December 9, 1946, about a “Park Avenue matron” who died suddenly. She was 34. Back in those days, “matron” was often paired with “Park Avenue.” It connotes white glove, the right clubs, that sort of thing. And Mrs....
