Amy Eddings
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Ada, OH, United States
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Rotten Luck: NYC's Pilot Compost Program in Trouble
Most of the waste collected under New York City's pilot composting program is now going to landfills, due to the shutdown of a Delaware facility. → Read More
Six Songs for Our Long-Awaited Spring
It feels like winter is never going to end, but we can’t stop fantasizing about this spring actually becoming spring. So we asked some of our hosts to introduce us to their favorite luminous springtime songs to set the mood, whether or not the weather cooperates. → Read More
New Sanitation Chief: UES Garbage Facility Is Moving Forward
Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia said the proposed East 91 St. Marine Transfer Station was moving forward, but she's ready to meet with opponents of the plan. → Read More
The Francis Effect: 'There's a Tone'
A religious educator in an Upper East Side parish is hopeful for a Catholic Church that is once again sympathetic, merciful and compassionate. → Read More
Bishops and Their Square Footage
Criticism over an archbishop's lavish retirement home is making waves in the Catholic community. → Read More
Following the Pope's Path
Long Island priest Andrzej Zglejszewski of the Diocese of Rockville Centre says he's trying to follow Pope Francis' benevolent leadership style. → Read More
Is the Pope Catholic?
One year into his papacy, some of Pope Francis' actions and statements have had liberals and conservatives alike wondering, because he's so shifted the Roman Church's emphasis and tone. → Read More
De Blasio's Offending Pizza Fork Up for Auction
The fork Mayor Bill de Blasio used to eat pizza at a Staten Island restaurant will be auctioned off for charity. → Read More
Last Chance Gifts: Your Guide to 2013 Cookbooks
With Christmas less than a week away, these beautiful tomes come in handy as last minute gifts. Here are our picks for some of our favorite cookbooks of the year. We even snagged a few recipes from them for your cooking pleasure. → Read More
Bloomberg and Garbage: A Pile of Unfinished Business
Mayor Bloomberg leaves office having announced a number of innovative recycling initiatives. But it was his administration that cut recycling in the first place. → Read More
Bloomberg and Garbage: A Pile of Unfinished Business
Mayor Bloomberg leaves office having announced a number of innovative recycling initiatives. But it was his administration that cut recycling in the first place. → Read More
Last Chance Foods - 60-Second Stir Fry: Aaron Hicklin
Out magazine editor Aaron Hicklin has nerves of steel, at least when it comes to the high heat of the Stir Fry's lightening round of questions. He brought a typically British stiff upper lip to probing, deeply personal questions such as "a food you hated to eat as a kid but now love." → Read More
Features - WNYC's Annual Pie Contest: Chocolate-Swirled Cheesecake Pie Wins Top Honors
Thanksgiving is more than two weeks away, but that's close enough to justify a pie-eating frenzy at WNYC. → Read More
My US Open tennis tip: don't pay for the top-dollar seats
Amy Eddings: As so often, the big-name encounters have been a snooze-fest. For the game's real beauty and drama, go to the outside courts → Read More