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Danielle Tcholakian

Danielle Tcholakian

Danielle Tcholakian is a reporter at Metro New York covering local news. Prior to working at Metro, Danielle traveled for ten months in Europe and the Middle East. She was born and raised in New York City, and graduated from the University of Chicago. Fun fact: Danielle also produces music videos and short documentaries.


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Bill de Blasio proposes immigration legislation

Public Advocate Bill de Blasio is proposing legislation to help undocumented immigrants in New York City.

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CCR: Leak of city memo ‘nothing short of outrageous’

A memo reportedly finding stop-and-frisk judge Shira Sheindlin biased against law enforcement was apparently leaked to the Daily News.

Posted in Local, News
Tagged ccr, center for constitutional rights, city hall, courts, crime, mayor bloomberg, Michael Bloomberg, NYPD, paul browne, shira scheindlin, stop and frisk | Reply
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NYU professor caught filming women in changing rooms

An NYU professor was apparently caught videotaping women changing at Beacon’s Closet.

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Manslaughter indictment dropped in Ramarley Graham case

A judge has thrown out a manslaughter indictment against the cop who shot Bronx teen Ramarley Graham.

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Tagged Bronx, bronx da, bronx district attorney, crime, NYPD, ramarley graham | Reply
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New Jersey Transit heavily redacts alleged storm preparedness documents

WNYC requested NJ Transit’s storm preparedness plans. They received a three-page document with all three pages blacked out.

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Tagged Hurricane Sandy, MTA, nj transit, Sandy, wnyc | Reply
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Mayor Bloomberg declines to comment on Bloomberg spying scandal

When asked about Bloomberg reporters accessing information on bank employees and high-level government officials, the mayor declined to comment.

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Tagged Bloomberg, finance, journalism, Michael Bloomberg, NYC, scandal | Reply
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Christine Quinn helps abandoned gay foster kid

A gay foster kid, told by his mother at age 13 that he deserved to be disowned, had his life forever changed by a chance meeting with Christine Quinn.

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Lawyer exposes scam in Orthodox Jewish community

A wealthy family in the Orthodox Jewish community was being scammed out of thousands by fraudulent charity solicitors.

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Tagged Brooklyn, charity, crime, donation, elimelech horowitz, george farkas, hasid, hasidim, herzog, Israel, jewish, orthodox, scam | Reply
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City needs nonprofit to take over free books program

The city reportedly cut a free books program and wants a non-profit to take it over, due to the “unpredictability” of state funding.

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Tagged Books, department of education, Dollywood Foundation, education, literacy, NYC, reading | Reply
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Airbnb users face some legal tangles

A state law may render some Airbnb listing illegal.

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