Sarah Kate Kramer

Sarah Kate Kramer appears in the following:

Niche Market | African Drums

Wednesday, October 05, 2011

New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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Niche Market | Byzantine Iconostases

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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Niche Market | Let There Be Neon

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

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New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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Niche Market | Chess Shop

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

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New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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A Snapshot of the City: New Yorkers Reflect on 9/11

Sunday, September 11, 2011

New Yorkers throughout the city marked the 10-year anniversary of the September 11 attacks in myriad ways — crowding into coffee shops, attending church services, sitting in the park. Here are three snapshots from the the city where many reflected on the events that forever changed the world.

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Niche Market | Surf Shop

Wednesday, September 07, 2011

New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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LOOK ι The Annual West Indian Day Parade

Monday, September 05, 2011

The annual West Indian Day parade transformed Eastern Parkway into a giant block party this Labor Day.

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Niche Market | Vintage Fretted Instruments

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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Niche Market | Welding Supplies

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

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New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.

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Niche Market | Pizza Tools

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

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PHOTOS. New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showca...

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Gillibrand Touts Urban Jobs Act in NYC, but Can it Pass?

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

There are a few people in Congress who aren't shying away from plans that call for spending to create jobs in the long term.

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Iowa Turning Point

Thursday, August 11, 2011

These candidates are more and more going to start attacking each other and focusing their fire on taking out their opponents. —Congressional correspondent for Bloomberg News Lisa...

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The Proliferation (And Problem) with Pledges

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, has been called the most powerful man in Washington. He is not the author of legislation, he is the author of a pledge.

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Niche Market | Model Cars, Planes & Trains

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity.

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Campaign Trailer Critic: HTV, The Huntsman Channel

Friday, August 05, 2011

You probably haven't seen Jon Huntsman's videos, because um, this 2012 Republican Presidential candidate has been a little under the radar. In fact, Huntsman's campaign manager, Susie Wiles, stepped down on July 22, just a month after he formally announced his campaign. Her seat was filled by Matt David, the campaign's communication's director, which means the American people are in for something...well...different.

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Did Anyone Make Money on the Debt Ceiling Nightmare?

Thursday, August 04, 2011

Is the Pope Catholic? While no one is gloating publicly, there are plenty of ways that a resourceful trader could have made millions as the country barreled towards the financial cliff of not raising the debt ceiling.

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After the Deluge: New York's Congressmen Explain Why Yes, Why No on the Debt Ceiling Vote

Tuesday, August 02, 2011

They threatened to destroy the economy and that was a threat. This was not normal negotiations, this was hostage taking and giving into the hostage takers lest they murder the hosta...

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Niche Market | Fencing Equipment

Monday, August 01, 2011

New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market takes a peek inside a different specialty store and showcases the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity.

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Tougher to Get Tenure - What Do the Teachers Think?

Thursday, July 28, 2011

It’s not a vote of confidence for my principal and it makes me less likely to stay in a school where I’m not feeling supported by my administration to achieve tenure. —Emily, a tea...

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Did it Work? The Stimulus

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

But again that's kind of a defensive thing, saying it's not as bad as it could have been, and yet we still have 9.1 percent unemployment and the misery index at a high not seen sinc...

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