January 22, 2023
qphotonyc
Yesterday was both a religious and secular holiday in the Dominican Republic.
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OTR: A Strange Loupe
January 17, 2023
qphotonyc and ChatGPT
From time to time the Gazette tears itself away from its namesake barrio and hits the road for places and parts unknown (to us).
OTR: Dominican Jazz
November 17, 2022
qphotonyc
Last weekend the DR Jazz Festival returned to Cabarete Beach in the Dominican Republic after a two year pandemic break.
OTR: Velas Latinoamérica
June 4, 2022
Verenice Mackey
An international flotilla de veleros (sailing ships) docked at Terminal Don Diego this week in observance of Velas Latinoamérica Santo Domingo 2022.
OTR: Fair Weather
May 3, 2022
qphotonyc
The weekend was a rainy washout for the XXIV Feria Internacional del Libro in Santo Domingo, but clear skies on Monday left the calles of the Zona Colonial flooded…with people.
OTR: The Police In Concert
April 29, 2022
Por Verenice Mackey
The concert, a highlight of this week’s continuing Feria Internacional del Libro in Santo Domingo, featured real police officers singing and dancing their way through a blistering, hour-long set on Thursday night.
OTR: Feria del Libro
April 26, 2022
qphotonyc
The Colonial Zone in Santo Domingo, the Capital of Dominican Republic, is hosting the 24th Annual Feria International del Libro this week.
OTR: Mission: Possible
April 5, 2022
qphotonyc
Dr. Peter Morgan, a Chiropractor out of Washington Heights, is on a mission from God.
OTR: Glampers
June 26, 2018
This is an installment in the Gazette’s summer series “On The Road.”
In a long bygone era of family road trips, distinctly regional cuisines, and thirty cents a gallon gas, Americans took to the highway.
OTR: Kentuckiana Pride
June 17, 2018
This is an installment in the Gazette’s summer series “On The Road.”
“Anybody here from out of state? But not Indiana! Where? Minnesota? What the hell are you doing down here?