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Nicole Puglise

Bluestockings, a radical feminist bookstore in the Lower East Side, thrives on radical ideas which you can't find in many other places (Ncole Puglise/New York Observer).

Bluestockings: The Lower East Side’s Last Radical Bookstore

By Nicole Puglise
The first tree is erected by the Rockefeller's construction workers in 1931.

Christmas Past and Present at the Rockefeller Tree

By Nicole Puglise
Last Christmas at the Empire State Building (photo via Edelman)

Meet the Man Behind the Empire State Building’s Christmas Light Show

By Nicole Puglise
Patti Paige, owner of Baked Ideas, stands in front of a wall of cookie cutters that she made herself (Nicole Puglise/New York Observer).

The Gingerbread Lady: A Visit with Patti Paige, the Cookie Contractor of Soho

By Nicole Puglise
The Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters in Crown Heights was the sight of a stabbing and shooting early this morning (screenshot via Google Maps).

Rabbinical Student Stabbed at Crown Heights Synagogue, Suspect Fatally Shot

By Nicole Puglise
The Bergdorf Goodman building is one of 96 potential-landmarks that might be taken off the Landmark Preservation Commission's calendar (Scott Wintrow/Getty Images)

Wait Just a Minute! Landmarks Preservation Commission Reconsiders Purge

By Nicole Puglise

A Different Type of Reading Series at the HiFi Bar

By Nicole Puglise
New York participants in National Novel Writing Month turn the solitary activity of writing into a group activity (Nicole Puglise/New York Observer)

20,000 New Yorkers Just Tried to Write a Novel In A Month

By Nicole Puglise
The once off-limits Gramercy Park is now open to the public via Google Maps Street View (screenshot via Google Maps).

No Key, No Problem: A Virtual Viewing of Gramercy Park

By Nicole Puglise
A New York City Councilman seeks to limit Uber's high surge pricing. (Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images)

Councilman Aims to Knock Down Uber’s Surge Pricing

By Nicole Puglise
A protest of the grand jury decision Darren Wilson began in Union Square last night, and continued through the city streets (Nicole Puglise/New York Observer).

New Yorkers React to Ferguson Results in Citywide Protest

By Nicole Puglise
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