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Kerry Shaw

Kerry Shaw

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Assistant Day-of Editor, Gothamist

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and metro issues., criminal justice immigration, culturePolitics, food transportation, urbanism crime

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Usually topics that don't include music and politics.

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Total articles 124

  • Where can you trick-or-treat in NYC? Here are 38 options.

    By Kerry Shaw Verified| Gothamist Verified If you like packed sidewalks, kids in costumes and sugar-infused screams, you’ll love Halloween in New York City. There’s no need to venture inside apartment buildings: Plenty of trick-or-treating action happens on stoops or at storefronts. And while the city allegedly never sleeps, in many neighborhoods trick-or-treating starts as early as 4 p.m., and winds down as soon as it gets dark. So be sure to start early.

    By Kerry Shaw Verified · Gothamist

    Oct. 27, 2024

  • Olivia Benson Plaza coming to NYC in honor of 25 years of 'Law & Order: SVU'

    By Kerry Shaw Verified| Gothamist Verified “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” will take over Rockefeller Plaza in March to celebrate the NBC show’s 25th anniversary. The plaza will honor the series' main character by becoming “Olivia Benson Plaza” for two days. It will feature show-themed trivia contests, giveaways, photo ops and free coffee from La Colombe. Fans will also be able to purchase friendship bracelets and a limited-edition 25th-anniversary T-shirt. The free event will be open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.

    By Kerry Shaw Verified · Gothamist

    Feb. 28, 2024

  • Where can you trick-or-treat in NYC? Here are 38 options.

    By Kerry Shaw Verified| Gothamist Verified If you like packed sidewalks, kids in costumes and sugar-infused screams, you’ll love Halloween in New York City. There’s no need to venture inside apartment buildings: Plenty of trick-or-treating action happens on stoops or at storefronts. And while the city allegedly never sleeps, in many neighborhoods trick-or-treating starts as early as 4 p.m., and winds down as soon as it gets dark. So be sure to start early.

    By Kerry Shaw Verified · Gothamist

    Oct. 27, 2024

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Gothamist

Gothamist is an online publication based in New York City that covers local news, events, food, culture, and various aspects of city life. Founded in 2003 by Jake Dobkin and Jen Chung, it has evolved from a blog into a professional journalistic outlet known for its personal storytelling style. The publication aims to provide insights about life in New York, making readers feel as if they are receiving updates from a friend. Gothamist offers a variety of content services, including local news coverage, cultural and event reporting, and food and dining guides. The site also occasionally produces instructional content, such as cooking tutorials. Its audience includes residents, visitors, and anyone interested in urban culture, supported by sponsors and community donations. Over the years, Gothamist has changed ownership, with significant milestones including its acquisition by DNAinfo in 2017 and later by New York Public Radio in 2018, which reinforced its commitment to local journalism.

New York, New York, United States

+1 212-796-4200

Founded: 2003