Richard Hake appears in the following:
Homeless Teens: Part One
Tuesday, August 20, 2002
New York, NY —
As the city struggles accomodate a record 84-hundred homeless families, there's a part of this population that sometimes goes unnotice: teenagers. In the first of a two-part series, WNYC's Richard Hake takes a look at the homeless teans of Greenwich Village.Homeless Teens: Part Two
Tuesday, August 20, 2002
New York, NY —
PART 2
While most neighborhoods in New York City shun homeless shelters, the local community board in the West Village has tried for years to attract one for teenagers. In the second of two reports, WNYC's Richard Hake visits a new one that just opened uptown ...
Graduation in New York City
Thursday, June 13, 2002
New York, NY —
Commencement season is well underway, with graduates completing what was certainly an extraordinary school year. The attacks of September 11th, and how students dealt with them, have been a part of commencement speeches across the country. WNYC's Richard Hake has collected a sampling of graduation ...NY Mourns Stonewall Revolutionary
Thursday, February 28, 2002
New York, NY —
New York's gay, lesbian and transgender communities mourned the death of Sylvia Rivera last night at memorial and march. The 50-year-old drag queen died last week from liver cancer. Her ashes were spread at the site, where more than 30 years ago, she participated and ...Bloomberg Says 'No Can Do'
Tuesday, February 19, 2002
New York, NY —
With mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposed budget now on the table, city agencies are preparing for sweeping cuts. The package still needs to be approved by the City Council and one major sticking point expected is recycling. The mayor wants to suspend the bottle and can ...
WNYC 2001 Year End Review
Monday, December 31, 2001
WNYC's Richard Hake takes us through the tragic year of 2001.
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Fulton Market
Wednesday, February 14, 2001
New York, NY —
But the move has fishmongers at the Fulton market crying foul. WNYC's Richard Hake visited the bazaar like market during its early morning business hours...Mayor Abe Beame Remembered
Tuesday, February 13, 2001
New York, NY —
Former Mayor Abe Beame will be laid to rest later today. He was the first Jewish mayor and served during the 1970's. His administration was forced to tackle the city's fiscal crisis and a rising crime rate. Last year, WNYC sat down with Mayor Beame, ...Victory Parade: Live From City Hall
Monday, October 30, 2000
New York, NY —
The floats are lining up in lower Manhattan, poised to kick-off the fourth Yankees ticker tape parade in just five years. New York City officials expect more than one million fans to turn out for the all-star event. Among them is Melissa of Jersey City, ...Brooklyn Building Collapse
Wednesday, July 12, 2000
Brooklyn, NY —
Rescue crews continue to search for three people possibly trapped inside a collapsed building in Boerhum Hill Brooklyn. 420 state street collapsed shortly before 8 last night, ripping down part of the adjacent building with it. WNYC's Richard Hake has been following the story.
