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1. Turn the Sound Back On; How I went from being almost completely deaf to hearing again

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Cochlear implants -- Usage, Deafness -- Care and treatment -- Personal narratives, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Joyce Purnick Fifteen years ago, about to turn 60, I began to lose my hearing--gradually, then precipitously. Within a decade I was functionally deaf, increasingly isolated and edging toward [...]

Published
2022

2. Joe Allen, Theater District Restaurateur, Is Dead at 87

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Assisted living facilities, Theater, Restaurateurs -- Biography, General interest
Abstract

Byline: Joyce Purnick His restaurant Joe Allen and another he opened next door, Orso, have been popular hangouts for celebrities and celebrity-watchers and the flagships of an international empire. Joe [...]

Published
2021

3. Joe Allen, 87, Who Turned a Theater District Pub Into an Empire, Dies

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Allen, Joe, Restaurateurs -- Biography, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

His restaurant Joe Allen and another he opened next door, Orso, have been popular hangouts for celebrities and celebrity-watchers and the flagships of an international empire. Joe Allen, who parlayed [...]

Published
2021

4. What Your Recipe Box Says About You

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
General interest
Abstract

Byline: Joyce Purnick Quarantine has given a former New York Times columnist the time to come to grips with a lifetime's worth of clipped and faded recipes. This is it. [...]

Published
2020

5. One Woman's Kitchen Archaeology

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Cakes -- Recipes and menus -- Personal narratives, Casserole cooking -- Personal narratives, Buttermilk -- Recipes and menus -- Personal narratives, Carrots -- Recipes and menus -- Personal narratives, Recipes -- Personal narratives, Cookbooks -- Personal narratives, Pineapples -- Recipes and menus -- Personal narratives, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Quarantine has given a former New York Times columnist the time to come to grips with a lifetime's worth of clipped and faded recipes. This is it. The perfect time. [...]

Published
2020

6. Can Bloomberg sell himself as a crisis manager again?

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Presidential candidates -- Political activity -- Public relations, Political campaigns, Mayoral candidates, Terrorism, Mayors, Company public relations, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Joyce Purnick Mike Bloomberg must feel as though history is poised to repeat itself. Trauma then. Trauma now. Fear then. Fear now. A public looking for leadership, now as [...]

Published
2020

7. For state and local governments, the key is sufficient resources

Author

Purnick, Joyce, Marro, Anthony, Sill, Melanie, and Burnham, David

Subjects
Investigative reporting -- Evaluation, Local government -- Media coverage, State government -- Media coverage, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Evaluation, Media coverage
Abstract

My assignment: examine the state of 'aggressive journalism' in state and local government--whether we do enough of it, whether we are hard-nosed enough, whether we do what we do well [...]

Published
1998

8. Catching a ride and a husband, living fully, moving beyond records

Author

Barboza, David, Chen, David W., Cowan, Alison Leigh, Day, Sherri, DePalma, Anthony, Dwyer, Jim, Louie, Elaine, McClain, Dylan Loeb, Murphy, Mary Jo, Purnick, Joyce, Walsh, Mary Williams, and Whitaer, Barbara

Subjects
World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Social aspects, Victims of terrorism -- Biography
Published
2001

9. A love story, a letter from a firefighter, a proud moment in church

Author

Bohlen, Celestine, Christian, Nichole M., Collins, Glenn, Herring, Hubert B., Hoffman, Jan, Kelley, Tina, Kleiman, Dena, Kleinfield, N.R., Navarro, Mireya, Pristin, Terry, Purnick, Joyce, and Stewart, Barbara

Subjects
World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Social aspects, Victims of terrorism -- Biography
Published
2001

14. Will Bloomberg run?

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
General interest
Abstract

Byline: JOYCE PURNICK Once again, Michael R. Bloomberg is eyeing a run for the White House. Once again, he's got the political world buzzing, the pundits pontificating. Once again, the [...]

Published
2016

15. For Bloomberg, Ambition vs. Caution

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Ex-government officials -- Political activity, Political campaigns, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

ONCE again, Michael R. Bloomberg is eyeing a run for the White House. Once again, he's got the political world buzzing, the pundits pontificating. Once again, the country is waiting [...]

Published
2016

16. A Media Star Is Born.

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
PRESS & politics, UNITED States legislators
Abstract

Focuses on the media attention received by U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Press coverage of Moynihan due to his political rhetoric; Curiosity among media reporters about political statements of Moynihan; Speculations over his relations with newspaper editors.

Published
1979

20. (Psst: We Feel Bad About Our Arms)

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Extremities, Upper -- Appreciation -- Physiological aspects, Arm -- Appreciation -- Physiological aspects, Middle aged women -- Physiological aspects -- Appreciation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

I HAD expected to keep mum about my problem with Michelle Obama until after the election, but my frustration has gotten the better of me. I can contain it no [...]

Published
2012

21. Why Gerry Ferraro mattered

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Officials and employees, Ferraro, Geraldine, Women politicians, Women in politics, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

''OH, they've come to talk to me about my life,'' she said, laughing. ''They think I'm going to die soon. I'm not, you know. Not for a very long time.'' [...]

Published
2011

22. The Mayor's Bad Investment

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company business management, Company investment, Campaign funds -- Management -- Valuation, Mayors -- Investments -- Practice
Abstract

MEMO to the 108th mayor of New York, Michael R. Bloomberg: You didn't have to do it. You didn't need to set a new national campaign spending record. You didn't […]

Published
2009

23. Why Garden? Because It's Spring

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Planting time -- Psychological aspects -- Personal narratives, Gardening -- Personal narratives -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

AH, spring. The sun's cameo appearance. The first 70-degree day. Nature's spectacular roll-out, from the first crocus to the regal, shimmering cherry tree. Ah, spring. I hate it. Do not […]

Published
2008

24. Ferraro is unapologetic for remarks and ends her role in Clinton campaign

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company public relations, Company business management, Campaign funds -- Management, Legislators -- Management -- Public relations, Presidential candidates -- Public relations
Abstract

Geraldine A. Ferraro resigned Wednesday from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign finance committee but remained unapologetic for citing Senator Barack Obama's race as the decisive factor in his success. 'I […]

Published
2008

25. Assembly leader wields power by keeping Albany guessing

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company business planning, Company business management, Traffic flow -- Management -- Political aspects, Traffic congestion -- Prevention -- Political aspects, Traffic engineering -- Political aspects
Abstract

What will Shelly do? The question echoed insistently through the corridors of New York politics in an episode that is still vividly recalled two years later: Would Sheldon Silver, speaker […]

Published
2007

26. Divining the New Moral Code

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Abstract

ALREADY in this pre-presidential year, the question is out and about: How judgmental will the public be of candidates, how demanding of idealized personal lives and vintage family values? It's […]

Published
2007

27. Leaked Notes on '08 Show Giuliani Without the Spin

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Presidential candidates -- Records and correspondence -- Political activity
Abstract

The country sure has been enjoying itself reading about the Rudy Caper, feasting on the inside dish gleaned from Rudolph W. Giuliani's presidential playbook. The purloined or lost document gives […]

Published
2007

28. New York, Where the Dreamers Are Asleep

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Abstract

NEW YORK, get ready. You are thriving and growing, but aging. Adjust, modernize, it's later than you think. So advised Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg recently, predicting that by 2030, the […]

Published
2006

29. Asterisks for the Political Rulebook

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Abstract

IF Democrats really do shake up Republicans on Tuesday, voters will have pulled off more than an upset. They will have turned that convenient tool of politics -- Conventional Wisdom […]

Published
2006

30. In a G.O.P. Stronghold, 3 Districts in Indiana Are Now Battlegrounds

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Congressional elections -- Political aspects -- Personalities
Abstract

Indiana, so heavily Republican that it has not voted for a Democratic presidential candidate since 1964, has become an unexpected battleground in this year's Congressional elections. Three of the state's […]

Published
2006

31. Stricter Voting Laws Carve Latest Partisan Divide

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Government regulation, Election law -- Interpretation and construction -- Laws, regulations and rules, Identification cards -- Laws, regulations and rules, Voter registration -- Laws, regulations and rules, Elections -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

Eva Charlene Steele, a recent transplant from Missouri, has no driver's license or other form of state identification. So after voting all her adult life, Mrs. Steele will not be […]

Published
2006

32. Adventures In the City Of Dreams

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
New York, New York -- Demographic aspects -- Social aspects
Abstract

NOT too long ago, a colleague transferring to the city from a foreign assignment said he looked forward to finally figuring out how New York works. Optimistic fellow. I've been […]

Published
2006

33. The house that hope built

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company business planning, Company financing, New York. Metropolitan Transportation Authority -- Planning -- Finance, Stadiums -- Planning -- Design and construction, Railroads -- Stations
Abstract

NO fair blaming them, the Bronx public officials who've decided to bank on a promise. Everybody does. On the eve of yesterday's City Council vote in favor of a new […]

Published
2006

34. 2 Cities, 2 Approaches To Immigrants

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Cities and towns -- Demonstrations and protests -- Emigration and immigration -- Demographic aspects -- Economic aspects, Immigration policy -- Demonstrations and protests -- Economic aspects, Emigration and immigration -- Economic aspects -- Demonstrations and protests, Hispanic Americans -- Demonstrations and protests -- Economic aspects -- Emigration and immigration, New York, New York -- Demonstrations and protests -- Emigration and immigration -- Demographic aspects, Los Angeles, California -- Demonstrations and protests -- Emigration and immigration -- Demographic aspects, United States -- Emigration and immigration
Abstract

THEY marched across the Brooklyn Bridge by the thousands on Saturday, carrying signs, pushing baby carriages, waving flags, enjoying the April warmth. A typical demonstration in New York -- a […]

Published
2006

35. It's Porkball For Yankees And the Bronx

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company business planning, New York, New York. City Council -- Planning, New York Yankees -- Planning, Stadiums -- Design and construction -- Planning, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

WELL into a City Council hearing this week on the proposal for a new Yankee Stadium, one of the lawmakers recalled why he and his colleagues were there in the […]

Published
2006

36. City Students Get a Lesson In Slow Justice

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Education -- Finance -- Political aspects -- Standards -- Government finance -- New York
Abstract

AN appeals court ruled yesterday that New York City schools were being shortchanged by at least $4.7 billion annually in state aid, adding more firepower to the city's plea for […]

Published
2006

37. No Parent Left Unheard, Klein Says

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
School management and organization, School administrators, Middle classes, Community and school
Abstract

THE schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, under fire from some agitated middle-class parents who suspect that the school leadership is dismissive of them and their children, is extending the olive […]

Published
2006

38. Straphanger To Suspect, And Back

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Actors -- Quotations -- Safety and security measures, Terrorism -- Prevention -- Safety and security measures, Actresses -- Quotations -- Safety and security measures, New York, New York -- Safety and security measures
Abstract

THERE is so much going on in New York that it is, of course, impossible to keep up. You can think you know about something, but you don't really, unless […]

Published
2006

39. Schools Strike A Nerve. Parents Yell

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Schools -- Political aspects -- Standards -- New York, Education -- Political aspects -- Standards -- New York
Abstract

ANYONE who doubts the importance New Yorkers place on education -- singled out as their top priority in poll after poll -- should see the e-mail messages that poured in […]

Published
2006

40. Two Killings That Didn't Make News

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company legal issue, Immigrants -- Death of -- Crimes against, Murder -- Social aspects -- Investigations, Chinese Americans -- Death of -- Crimes against, New York, New York -- Social aspects
Abstract

NO sidewalk memorials have appeared in front of 208 Classon Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, where two Chinese women were slain on March 5. No photographers lie in wait, no […]

Published
2006

41. Kindergarten And the School Of Hard Luck

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Public schools -- Standards -- Curricula, New York, New York -- Education policy
Abstract

THE dozen parents who met over coffee Tuesday morning at the Columbus Bakery on the Upper West Side had that look about them, the grim look of people who suddenly […]

Published
2006

42. As Tired As an Old Polling Place

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company organization, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Voting-machines -- Political aspects, Voting -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Political aspects, New York -- Political aspects
Abstract

HOW embarrassing. New York is 50th of 50 -- the caboose. Every other state in the union has managed to come up with a plan to upgrade its voting system, […]

Published
2006

43. At Manipulative Fingertips, 311 Can Be a Bludgeon

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company public relations, Company business management, New York, New York. Buildings Department -- Management -- Public relations -- Evaluation, Complaint letters -- Evaluation
Abstract

IT took George Schmidt at least six months and the services of a lawyer before he could prove he was innocent of anonymous charges that he had illegally divided his […]

Published
2006

44. Good Fights, Both Real And Imagined

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Politicians -- Powers and duties
Abstract

NEW York politics has a way of veering toward the unpredictable, to the dismay of many a politician. Just when he thought he'd sail into office as the state's next […]

Published
2006

45. A Tempest In a Seaport, And Politics

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, P&O Ports -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Political aspects, Dubai Ports World -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Political aspects -- Safety and security measures, Ports -- Political aspects -- Safety and security measures -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Marine cargo handling industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

SOMETIMES metro really does matter. Or, put another way, all politics is local, as the great port imbroglio has again reminded us. Because underneath the security uproar -- supporting it […]

Published
2006

46. A Homeowner, And a Taste Of Bureaucracy

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Government regulation, Dwellings -- Laws, regulations and rules, Housing -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

ONE afternoon two weeks ago, Kristen Kelch came home to an unpleasant surprise. There in her mailbox was a notice from the Buildings Department, informing her that someone had made […]

Published
2006

47. Playing No Games But Hardball

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Mayors -- Political activity -- Endorsements -- Political aspects, Queens, New York, New York -- Political aspects
Abstract

NOW that we've been reminded that snow falls in winter, that everybody talks about it incessantly and that even New Yorkers realize that they have to bow to nature, we […]

Published
2006

48. To Reach Pataki Judges, Take Highway

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Judges -- Political aspects -- Demographic aspects, New York, New York -- Demographic aspects -- Political aspects
Abstract

AH, the ingenuity of politics. It can be awesome to contemplate. Consider the way New York State selects its jurists. Top trial judges are elected, but through a process so […]

Published
2006

49. Sometimes a Party Favor Is a Place to Sit in Albany

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Democratic Party (United States) -- Political activity, Politicians -- Elections -- Political activity
Abstract

THINK of the city's Democratic political clubhouse as a melting iceberg. Tammany's descendant is steadily shrinking, undermined by an indictment here and a conviction there, by the insults of Republicans […]

Published
2006

50. She Felled A Goliath In Brooklyn

Author

Purnick, Joyce

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, New York. Supreme Court -- Officials and employees -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Supreme Court justices -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Judicial selection -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases, Political corruption -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Judges -- Cases -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

'PRETTY amazing, huh?' Margarita Lopez Torres, on the phone Saturday morning, could barely contain her delight, and why should she? The day before, a federal judge struck down New York's […]

Published
2006

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