Amy Eddings appears in the following:
IKEA Go Home
Friday, November 17, 2000
Taking Off the Gloves in the Silk Stocking District
Thursday, November 02, 2000
State Senator Roy Goodman is used to being an anomaly. Democrats outnumber Republicans in his district, which encompases the East Side and Upper East Side. As he runs for what he hopes will be a seventeenth term, Mr. Goodman is counting on help from some of his Democratic friends
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Spoiling for a Fight: The Subway World Series Ends Peacefully
Monday, October 30, 2000
For Mets and Yankees fans, the first subway World Series in 44 years lived up to all the talk on sports radio, to the 80-pages and more of daily, wraparound sections to the Post and the Daily News, and the ubiquitous boosterism of Mayor Giuliani. The teams were well-matched. Two ...
Beyond the Seventh Inning Stretch: Tired Subway Series Fans
Tuesday, October 24, 2000
It was 49 degrees at Yankee Stadium Sunday night. And weather forecasters were predicting dropping temperatures as the night, and the game, wore on?as it certainly would. Baseball games, on average, are a half-hour longer than they used to be about 20 years ago. Televised prime time ball games, with ...
Subway Series: The Number Seven Versus the Number 4
Friday, October 20, 2000
There will be a rally for Mets fans and Yankees fans in Bryant Park this afternoon. Mayor Rudolph Giuliani yesterday said fans for each team would be separated by an aisle?and joked the aisle would be filled with police officers. Since the Mets were formed in 1962, the two teams ...
NOSHAME.COM?
Monday, August 07, 2000
There Goes The Neighborhood: IKEA Vs. New Rochelle
Wednesday, June 28, 2000
In New Rochelle, a group is fighting plans by the IKEA furniture chain to buy their homes and businesses, and build a huge outlet.
Central Park Assault Victim Speaks Out Against Police
Friday, June 16, 2000
Peyton: "It's eight o'clock?"
Driver, holding out a cell phone: "Rivera? Rivera Show?"
Peyton: "Yeah, yeah yeah."
Driver: "They want to talk to you."
Peyton: "Oh my God. Hello. Hello? Yeah? Your car is waiting for me."
Standing outside her apartment on East 39th Street, twenty-nine year old Peyton Bryant takes a call from ...
Driver, holding out a cell phone: "Rivera? Rivera Show?"
Peyton: "Yeah, yeah yeah."
Driver: "They want to talk to you."
Peyton: "Oh my God. Hello. Hello? Yeah? Your car is waiting for me."
Standing outside her apartment on East 39th Street, twenty-nine year old Peyton Bryant takes a call from ...
