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Julie Menin, who previously served as the 2020 New York City census director, launched into her new role as council member in District 5 at the start of this year. Photo courtesy of Julie Menin
Julie Menin, who previously served as the 2020 New York City census director, launched into her new role as council member in District 5 at the start of this year. Photo courtesy of Julie Menin

Julie Menin: ‘If You Want To Get Something Done, Give It To A Busy Woman’

Anyone who knows Julie Menin knows that she’s got a lot on her plate. They also know that she’s one to finish the job — and...

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William Villanova has served as the president of the Frank E. Campbell funeral chapel since 2018. Photo courtesy of William Villanova
William Villanova has served as the president of the Frank E. Campbell funeral chapel since 2018. Photo courtesy of William Villanova ( www.rebeccasphotography.com)

William Villanova: ‘There’s A Lot Of Planning That Goes Into Life’ — And Death

Last August, Frank E. Campbell The Funeral Chapel hosted a comedy show, an unusual pairing of venue and entertainment. But...

People
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Laurie Tisch. Photo courtesy of the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund
Laurie Tisch. Photo courtesy of the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund

Laurie Tisch: Shining a Light Where She Can

Enthusiastic giver is the term that comes to mind. Speaking passionately about project after project, Laurie Tisch’s commitment...

People
29 Apr 2022 | 10:14
Sharon Pope-Marshall, CIVITAS’ executive director, has been with the local not-for-profit organization for over a decade. Photo: Jesi Kelley
Sharon Pope-Marshall, CIVITAS’ executive director, has been with the local not-for-profit organization for over a decade. Photo: Jesi Kelley

Sharon Pope-Marshall: CIVITAS’ Sharon Pope-Marshall Strives For ‘Quality In Urban Life’

Living in any city comes with certain challenges (near-constant construction, public transportation pitfalls and crowded,...

People
12 May 2022 | 11:35
Craig Trotta has been with The Doe Fund since 1997. Photo courtesy of The Doe Fund
Craig Trotta has been with The Doe Fund since 1997. Photo courtesy of The Doe Fund

Craig Trotta: ‘If They Can Do It, Maybe I Can Do It, Too’

One of Craig Trotta’s earliest memories at The Doe Fund is of the “Men in Blue,” as the group’s monochromatically-uniformed...

People
29 Apr 2022 | 10:15
Cristina Garcia hopes to increase Latinx representation in the environmental engineering field. Photo: Kay Bontempo
Cristina Garcia hopes to increase Latinx representation in the environmental engineering field. Photo: Kay Bontempo

Cristina Garcia: A Rising Star of Sustainability

There are one million buildings in New York City, encompassing residential and commercial structures. For Cristina Garcia,...

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29 Apr 2022 | 10:17
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