[Photo by Derek Berg]
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... and on Sunday, local officials came together to co-name East Sixth Street between First and Second Avenues Miriam Friedman Way in honor of the late city councilwoman...
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[Photo by Derek Berg]
5 comments:
music for frites pic: ...you're my little potato, uh-huh...
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Miriam Friedlander was a lovely person and great representative of her community. I am glad to see the street named for her. She would rather have people still living in the hood tho..the street name is nice but people's lives are way more important. I spoke with Miriam before she passed away..she was a fighter.
Are those potatoes gluten free?
Julian Casablancas may not hate the brunch scene, but I sure as hell do!
Miriam finally gets her way!
And yes, ShutUpHooker, potatoes are gluten-free, but be careful.
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