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Erica Price

Erica Price

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Photojournalist, Brooklyn Paper

New York

Biography

Based in New York City, Erica Price is a photojournalist and documentary photographer. Her work is focused on covering daily events in Brooklyn and the greater part of New York. A contributor to NYTimes, WSJ, Getty Images and SCNG, which includes AMNY, Bay News, The Brooklyn Paper and The Villager.

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Total articles 82

  • Coney Island community health clinic destroyed by Superstorm Sandy to re-open in new, permanent location

    By Kirstyn Brendlen Verified, Erica Price Verified| Brooklyn Paper Verified A Coney Island community health clinic is set to reopen in a new, permanent location in what NYC Health+Hospitals called a “significant milestone” for providing healthcare to the community. Hospital leaders, doctors, and elected officials including U.S. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries gathered on Surf Avenue on Tuesday cut the ribbon on the Ida G. Israel Community Health Center, which will offer primary care, family medicine, and more.

    By Kirstyn Brendlen Verified, Erica Price Verified · Brooklyn Paper

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Brighton Beach seniors get glam for ‘Your Highness Grandmother’ pageant

    By Kirstyn Brendlen Verified, Erica Price Verified| Brooklyn Paper Verified Southern Brooklyn’s grandmothers graced the stage in their glitziest gowns at the annual Your Highness Grandmother pageant in Brighton Beach on Oct. 27 to show, once again, that age is just a number. Almost a dozen women competed in two categories — “Queen Grandmother,” for those age 77 and up, and “Grandmother,” for everyone else. The contestants sang, answered trivia questions, and showed off their talents in front of a panel of local judges for a host of prizes.

    By Kirstyn Brendlen Verified, Erica Price Verified · Brooklyn Paper

    Nov. 04, 2024

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Brooklyn Paper

New York, United States