I am looking for valid contact information for a former New York Time's writer - PLEASE HELP! $20 TIP OFFERED!
Please note it looks like the last article she wrote for the NYT was in 2004 so I doubt her NYT contact info will still be valid/current, but feel free to check!
Happy Hunting!
-AJ
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Here is contact info there:
Rachelle Garbarine
Department Development
Title Marketing and Publications Coordinator
Email rgarbarine@cghsnc.org
School Phone (919)834-1625 x206
There's you a lead, I have not called to check since I think this would probably be a bit creepy to say, "Hey, this guy is looking for this woman, is it you?"...I'm hoping you have a bit better of a relationship than that
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M$Garbarine is widely quoted in numerous Real Estate, City Planning, and Architecture books. Most of Garbarine works range from the time period of 1997-2004. Then all publications stop.
Garbarine, R. (May 29, 1998). A New Upscale Address: Near the Train Station. New York Times B.9.
Garbarine, R. (2003). In Jersey City, Apartments Where Soap Was Made. The New York Times
Garbarine, R. “A Rippling of Residences on the Jersey Riverfront” New York Times, New York, N.Y.: Oct 1, 1995. p. 9.9 east coast
Garbarine, Rachel, “An Added Anchor for Newark’s Downtown Revival.” New York Times. December 5, 1999. Real Estate Section. ed.
Garbarine, Need a lawyer at closing
Garbarine, R. 1999. In New Jersey, Condos Sprout Along the Hudson. New York Times, February 5.
Garbarine, R. (2000). Fostering the links of colleges to neighborhoods. New York Times. Jan 16; 11.
Garbarine, R. Town House Project is Set for Bronx
Garbarine, R. (May 17, 1998). Giving a Suburban Sprawl a Sense of Community. New York Times 11.7.
Garbarine, R. (Jan. 10, 1999). In the Last 2 Years, Rental Construction Spurts. New York Times 11.9.
Garbarine, R. (July 04, 2003). New Condos Move Inland From Water in Jersey City. New York Times B.6.
Garbarine, R. (May 29, 1998). A New Upscale Address: Near the Train Station. New York Times B.9.
Garbarine, R. (Apr. 05, 1998). A Patient Family Becomes a Careful Developer. New York Times 11.7.
Garbarine, R. (Jan. 06, 2002). A Plan to Revitalize a Historic Enclave in Camden. New York Times 11.7.
Garbarine, R. (Dec. 26, 1997). South Bronx Revival Shifting to 2-Family Houses. New York Times B.7.
Garbarine, R. (Apr. 4, 1997). From Offices to Apartments in Lower Manhattan
Garbarine, R. (May 8, 2002). COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE: SHORT HILLS, N.J.; A Shift in Headquarters By D&B, the Publisher
Garbarine, R. (Nov 3, 1996). New Baseball Parks Taking the Field in the State
Making Room for Technology Start-Ups
A 50-acre campus of the Technology Centre of New Jersey has research and production facilities with 380,000 square feet in six buildings.
ENVIRONMENT; Born-Again Beaches For the Urban Folk
Article on some beaches along rivers and bays of New Jersey cities like Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Hoboken and Harrison that are being resurrected; water quality has improved after years of industrial pollution but not enough for swimming; photos
Living Above the Store, in Luxury
Increasingly, developers are trying to recreate a contemporary version of the urban streetscape, where stores, offices and housing coexist.
IN PERSON; Dreamer Wakes Up To Success
Profile of Kenneth Del Vecchio, municipal prosecutor in Hawthorne, NJ, who is also criminal defense lawyer, independent filmmaker and author; his latest book, The New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice: A Practical Guide, was published in spring; photos
Ex-G.M. Site Set to Have Mixed Usesin Englewood
After sitting mostly idle for more than a decade, a former G.M. automotive parts warehouse will be razed to make way for a new neighborhood of housing, offices and stores.
Book Publisher Finds Room to Grow in Flatiron Building
The massive limestone and terra-cotta wedge that is Manhattan's famed Flatiron Building may well become associated with its main tenant, Holtzbrinck Publishers.
A Neighborhood Rarity: New Offices
A developer is putting up the first large speculative office building to be built near Houston Street in decades.
A Plan to Make Over an Eyesore
A redevelopment plan in Milltown is nearing final approval that would transform the 22-acre site fronting Ford Avenue into an enclave of 234 condominium town houses.
The Changing Face of Society Hill
In Philadelphia, Society Hill is famous for its cobblestone streets, its charming houses and, increasingly, its high real estate prices.
Residential Real Estate; 50 Condos Are Planned for Asbury Park
Asbury Grand Partners plans to convert former Jersey Central Power and Light headquarters building in Asbury Park into 25 condominium apartments and to build 25 more residences nearby; revival of Asbury Park has slowly begun to turn city around and raise real estate prices
50 Condos Are Planned for Asbury Park
A developer plans to turn an empty office building into 25 condominiums and build an adjacent building with 25 more residences.
Luxury Hotel on Park Is to Become 65 Co-op Units
The prewar building at 112 Central Park South is scheduled to begin its transformation back to permanent housing.
Effort to Revive Retail Plaza Gains in Bedford-Stuyvesant
While prices for brownstones in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn have doubled in the last five years to an average of $600,000, rents at Restoration Plaza, the retail and cultural center at the heart of the neighborhood, lag far behind.
Marking History, In Big Letters
Article on efforts to preserve old industrial signs across New Jersey amid re-development; photos
Condos to Rise Near the Pepsi Sign in Long Island City
The area just south of the Queensboro Bridge in Long Island City will soon be the site of increased development.
NY Times
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http://www.nytimes.com/ref/membercenter/help/infoservdirectory.html#cc
under NEWS DEPARTMENT
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M$http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/g/rachelle_garbarine/index.html
You can try that :)
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[Update
Scratch that :- That is the address of New York Times]
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Email: rgarbarine@cghsnc.org
Phone: (919)834-1625 x206
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http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/g/rachelle_garbarine/index.html
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Just spoke w/her - she is the same woman - NICE WORK - this is my BEST answer due to all the accurate contact information, sources, and even a picture. Thanks!
I just left a voicemail for this woman - we'll see if it's her... PS - I am contacting her with some questions about this article - I do not personally know her. Thanks!
I have left her a voicemail at this number, but no response... not sure if this is the same woman who wrote the article - but definitely the same name... If it turns out to be her, this will be my Best Answer...