Flatbush Avenue - Brooklyn College Bedford Park Boulevard - Lehman College — Pam Frederick on Seen & Heard: $13 million sale on Warren

Thanks, Chris! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Dizzy! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Andy! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

I still think of your dad with his two copies of the paper -- one of which no one was allowed to touch but him. And Todd knows, I am still wearing my Cape Cod Times sweatshirt, what, 34 years later?? Yipes. — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Steven!! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Mel! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Alice! — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Watch out for Erik... — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

Sent a note to them today, but a glimpse inside this afternoon tells me not for a while. Major construction. — Pam Frederick on Seen & Heard: $13 million sale on Warren

Well, as a journalist I'm always asking. Was just at JFK the other day. Looking as hulking as ever. And...Go Hawks. — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More

I was wondering who's running this site. Wasn't sure if Erik has has moved to the West coast and since the "voice" is pretty much the same. Thanks for introducing yourself, and welcome. p.s. I grew up in Riverdale and went to then four-year comprehensive J.F.K. H.S., and I'm a Hunter College alumnus, so there's the 1 to 2-ish degree of separation. Not that you or anyone asked... — JOR on And Here’s to Many More

Any word on when the Max move is happening? — mg on Seen & Heard: $13 million sale on Warren

Erik, CA's gain, NY's loss. A million thanks for your extraordinary work. Pam, Terrific news that you'll be taking over the helm--congratulations! — Alice Blank on And Here’s to Many More

Great to see you there, Pam, even all the way from Los Angeles. xo — Ethan Pines on And Here’s to Many More

Congratulations Pam!!! — Melanie Z on And Here’s to Many More

So glad to have you, Pam! — Jennifer Farrer on And Here’s to Many More

Congrats to you, Pam—we couldn't be happier! Though we will forever miss Erik's wit, insights & unfiltered opinions, your first posts already convey many of those same qualities, but thru your own lens and experience. Look forward to enjoying your work for many years to come! — Steven B on And Here’s to Many More

Congratulations Pam! Very well written introductory piece! My Dad would have been proud of that one too, I am certain! And to think we've known you before almost all of that wonderful history you wrote about (post the above mentioned haircut though!) — Greg Himstead on And Here’s to Many More

Welcome aboard! — Dizzy on And Here’s to Many More

This newsletter is great! Erik was great! You are great! Nothing could be better! Good luck and thanks! Andy — ANDREW SCHEMAN on And Here’s to Many More

Other university-named stops: 8th Street NYU 66th Street Hunter College — Marcus on Seen & Heard: $13 million sale on Warren

"Because the harder it is for people to reach that area, the less the real estate is worth." Interesting. I would think there are competing factors, which in my naivete seem they might increase value....I would actually love to live on a vehicle-free street, for the peace and quiet from car horns and sirens and badly-maintained (or intentionally noisy) engines and bombastic car stereos and squealing brakes, absence of exhaust fumes, etc. I've seen various cities (e.g. London) make many areas pedestrian-only, often the historic areas, and it's wonderful. (I guess they have access times for delivery and maintenance vehicles and such in those cities) I wish NYC would have more of that; the pedestrian plazas around Times Square are testament to the idea. Of course, I am thinking from a primarily residential viewpoint, while I assume all the streets in question are primarily occupied by commercial buildings? — Marcus on Nosy Neighbor: Will the World Trade Center Streets Ever Reopen to Cars?

Congratulations, Pam! Can't think of a better person to take over TC. Looking forward to seeing what you'll do! xx — Chris Boals on And Here’s to Many More

Thanks, Pinky JJ! But no big deal here. Boards are cake. Journalism is tough. But if it's not hard, it's not worth doing, right? ;) — Pam Frederick on And Here’s to Many More