Author: Katy Bolger
Katy Bolger is a graduate journalism student in the Reporting the Nation program at New York University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English and Creative Writing from Emerson College in Boston, and her masters’ in Education from NYU. Katy has spent the last 10 years as a public school teacher of American history at City-As-School High School in Greenwich Village and before becoming a teacher she was a freelance theatrical producer and general manager in NYC. Katy is primarily interested in news and editorial writing.
Stories by this author
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Several churches have closed their doors, as others are forced to cut programs and expenses to avoid the same fate.
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A ceremony dedicating a new synagogue in Montebello, N.Y. was attended by 150 on a recent March afternoon.
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The inauguration of president-elect Barack Obama marks a day of hope for the country, even as it faces daunting international and domestic issues.
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Obama’s Inauguration is full of promise in a future that remains uncertain.
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The directors and narrators of the award winning documentary, “Common Threads” talk about their lives 20 years later. Slideshow produced by Jamie Locher
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Four thousand cadets stand for review in honor of veterans.
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In Newark, N.J., the answer seems to be a resounding “No.”
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Africans-Americans of Newark are hoping a new history for their people will be made tomorrow.
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Republicans watch and ponder their candidate’s slip in polls.
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Salvation Army volunteers feed hungry working people, not just the homeless.
