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Shelley Acoca

Shelley Acoca

Verified

Deputy Director, Associated Press

New York

Beats

Primary beats

Worldarts and entertainmentu.s. regionalMetro New York

Secondary beats

Art ValuesHousingHealth InsuranceShowsPopular CultureScuba DivingNewsAnimated movies and showsMajor Film FestivalsPsychologyAnimeBehind-the-Scenes StoriesBehind the Scenes StoriesLGBTConcertsPtsdCheerleading

Final Covers

Westchester , Rockland , Hudson Valley

Doesn’t Cover

Leeaks

Journalist Type

Journalist

Seniority Positions

Deputy Director

Industries

Medium Formats

Associated Press

Content

Total articles 232

  • VIRUS DIARY: Walking, alone, on streets built for crowds

    By Shelley Acoca Verified| The Morning Journal (Lorain, OH) Verified NEW YORK — How long has it been — two weeks, three weeks — since life began to change, day by day, as the coronavirus pandemic arrived in New York? Social distancing, most stores closed, working from home (or not working at all), friends sick or quarantined, friends waiting for tests, every single conversation about THE VIRUS. Days melt one into the next as New Yorkers — miraculously — adapt to what once seemed unthinkable and the new norm just becomes normal.

    By Shelley Acoca Verified · The Morning Journal (Lorain, OH)

    Mar. 29, 2020

  • VIRUS DIARY: Walking, alone, on streets built for crowds

    By Shelley Acoca Verified| The News-Herald (Willoughby, OH) Verified NEW YORK — How long has it been — two weeks, three weeks — since life began to change, day by day, as the coronavirus pandemic arrived in New York? Social distancing, most stores closed, working from home (or not working at all), friends sick or quarantined, friends waiting for tests, every single conversation about THE VIRUS. Days melt one into the next as New Yorkers — miraculously — adapt to what once seemed unthinkable and the new norm just becomes normal.

    By Shelley Acoca Verified · The News-Herald (Willoughby, OH)

    Mar. 29, 2020

  • VIRUS DIARY: Walking, alone, on streets built for crowds

    By Shelley Acoca Verified| Porterville Recorder Verified NEW YORK (AP) — How long has it been — two weeks, three weeks — since life began to change, day by day, as the coronavirus pandemic arrived in New York? Social distancing, most stores closed, working from home (or not working at all), friends sick or quarantined, friends waiting for tests, every single conversation about THE VIRUS. Days melt one into the next as New Yorkers — miraculously — adapt to what once seemed unthinkable and the new norm just becomes normal.

    By Shelley Acoca Verified · Porterville Recorder

    Mar. 28, 2020

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Chicago Sun – Times,The Washington Post,The Mercury News,The Globe And Mail,Ctv News,U.S. News And World Report,The Seattle Times,Chron,The Minnesota Star Tribune,The Boston Globe,Associated Press

Company Info

Associated Press

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