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Natalie Fertig

Natalie Fertig appears in the following:

First Lady McCray and Schools Chancellor Fariña create their own 'scratch project' using coding. M.S. 223 students direct the two women in the project.

Students Teach New-Tech Skills to Top Brass

Thursday, May 22, 2014

By Natalie Fertig

Middle schoolers were the veteran computer coders while the leader of the NYC school system and the mayor's wife were the students at a coding event. “It doesn’t matter if you fail,” ...

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Mayor de Blasio wants to ban the use of horse-drawn carriages in Central Park by the end of the year.

Horseless Carriage vs. Electric Car

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

By Danny Lewis / Natalie Fertig

Owners and animal-rights advocates are debating different ways to replace Central Park's horse-drawn carriages with tourist-friendly vehicles.