Amy Nieporent has lived in Brooklyn all of her life and has called Kensington home for the past 21 years. Amy has worked in news and documentary production for HBO, The History Channel, ESPN, NBC and
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Jeannine Cannon (Photo by Amy Nieporent/Ditmas Park Corner)From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our “The Ditmas
Ismael Maldonado
Ismael Maldonado and Madineyah Isaacs (Photo by Amy Nieporent/Ditmas Park Corner)From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of
Brian Cogan
Brian and Lisa at Greenwood Cemetery.From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents whose families have lived in Kensington for generations, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our The Kensington Word series [/neighbors/
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Joe Martin. Photo by Amy NIeporent/KensingtonBKFrom new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents whose families have lived in Kensington for generations, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our The Kensington Word series [/neighbors/
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Daniel Garcia. Photo by aaronisnotcool [http://aaronisnotcool.com/]From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our “The Ditmas Park
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Scott and Samantha Anderson at their Ditmas Park home.From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our “The Ditmas
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Cindy Harden on her front porch with her dog, Wilson.From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our “The
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Angela Ueckerman in front of Thirdroot’s broad herbal dispensary.From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our “The
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Shelley and Robert Cherry in their Fiske Terrace garden.From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in our area for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is part of our “The Ditmas
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Sandra AbramsonFrom new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in Ditmas Park for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is the third in our “The Ditmas Park Word [/?s=%22the+ditmas+park+word%
Tif Wolf
From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in Ditmas Park for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is the second [/blog/neighbors/the-ditmas-park-word-meet-neighbor-irrit-dweck] in our “The Ditmas Park Word” series, in which
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Mike Sheehan and Diana KingFrom new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents whose families have lived in Kensington for generations, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is the second in our The Kensington Word series [/neighbors/the-kensington-word-kathryn-maier-of-ocean-parkway]
Irrit Dweck
From new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents who have lived in Ditmas Park for decades, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is the first in our “The Ditmas Park Word” series, in which we’ll get
Kathryn Maier
Kathryn MaierFrom new transplants hailing from places across the city, country and globe to residents whose families have lived in Kensington for generations, our neighborhood is home to an amazingly diverse collection of people. This interview is the first in our “The Kensington Word” series, in which we’ll get