TELEVISION
— Ukraine says Russia is “systematically” stealing its children, CBS Mornings
— Pope says he must lessen travel or possibly retire, CBS Evening News
— Pope back in Rome after apologizing to Canada’s indigenous, CBS Saturday Morning
— Pope arrives in Canada on apology mission, CBS Evening News
— Historic drought in Italy threatens traditions, CBS Mornings
— Extreme heat, drought, wildfires hurt food production in Europe, CBS News
— Kremlin: captured US fighters committed crimes against Russian forces, CBS Evening News
— Video of captured American fighters released, CBS Evening News
— EXCLUSIVE: Inside the Russia biological weapons conspiracy theory, CBS Mornings
— American fighter reportedly killed in Ukraine as Russia intensifies attacks, CBS News
— Evacuation continues at Mariupol steel mill, CBS News Red & Blue
— Some civilians escape Mariupol steel mill, Russia introduces rouble in Kherson, CBS News
— Tens of thousands of Ukrainians pour into Poland to seek safety from Russian invasion, CBS Mornings
— Novak Djokovic breaks silence, but not convictions to refuse vaccine, CBS Mornings
— Denmark removes all COVID restrictions despite high cases, CBS Mornings
— Italy cracks down on the unvaccinated with strict travel and mask requirements, CBS Mornings
— New report faults Pope Benedict for overlooking sex abuse in German diocese, CBS News
— An inside look into Villa Aurora, one of the most expensive homes on the market, CBS Mornings
— Venice low tides reveal ancient wonders, look into future, CBS Saturday Morning
— Faith-based pilgrimages are back, despite pandemic, CBS Mornings
— The Dish: Chef and sailor Mauro Stoppa preaches cuisine of Venice, CBS Saturday Morning
— Biden to meet Pope Francis on Europe trip, CBS News
— Protests in Rome against vaccine mandate turn violent, CBS Weekend Evening News
— Nancy Pelosi evacuated from Rome church amid Covid vaccine protests, CBS News
— French clergy sexually abused 216,000 minors: Report, CBS News
— Report documents 3,000 pedophiles working in French Catholic Church, CBS Mornings
— Iconic Roman pine trees at risk from dangerous parasites, CBS Weekend News
— Germany’s new leadership, as Merkel steps down, CBS Mornings
— A new era begins in Germany as citizens vote for Merkel successor, CBS Weekend News
— Social Democrats beat Merkel’s bloc in German elections, CBS News
— Germany votes in national election to replace Angela Merkel, CBS News
— Germans vote to elect new Chancellor, CBS News
— Francis calls out anti-semitism, anti-migrant policies on papal trip, CBS News
— Former cardinal on trial for sex abuse of minors, CBS This Morning
— WWII vet meets ‘children’ he nearly killed 77 years ago, CBS This Morning
— WWII veteran reunites with kids whose lives he nearly cut short, CBS Evening News
— Italy mandates vaccine pass for restaurants, museums, CBS Evening News
— Venice uses mobile data to track tourists, prevent crowds, CBSN
— EU countries introduce vaccine pass to enter restaurants, museums, CBS This Morning
— Death toll climbs from catastrophic flooding in Europe, CBS Evening News
— Germany hardest hit by worst flooding in Europe’s history, CBS This Morning
— Lake Como shrinking due to climate change, CBS This Morning
— Italy crowned Europe’s soccer champions, CBS This Morning
— Pope Francis leads Sunday prayer from hospital balcony after surgery, CBS Evening News
— Venice braces for influx of American tourists, CBS This Morning
— Vatican says pope is doing well after recovering from intestinal surgery, CBS This Morning
— Pope Francis undergoes colon surgery, CBS Evening News
— COVID passports ease travel in Europe, CBS This Morning
— After massive restoration, Rome’s Colosseum unveils gladiator’s ‘backstage’, CBS This Morning
— As India struggles with COVID, a new disease infection targets survivors, CBS Evening News
— Rickshaws saving lives amid India’s covid crisis, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Italian embroiderers stitch steering wheels and papal hats, CBS This Morning
— India’s prime minister criticized for parliament makeover amid Covid crisis, CBS Evening News
— Volunteer undertakers risk their lives as India’s death toll climbs, CBS Evening News
— Life-saving oxygenators from US arrive in India desperate for air, CBS This Morning
— Stratospheric rise in Covid cases, deaths show no sign of slowing in India, CBS Face The Nation
— India’s Covid deaths hit record high, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Coronavirus infections and deaths remain high in India, CBS News
— India under pressure to lockdown as Covid surges, CBS Evening News
— Covid infections surge as India’s hard-hit capital faces oxygen shortage, CBS This Morning
— Dire oxygen shortage in India as Covid crisis intensifies, CBS Evening News
— India hospitals overwhelmed as country continues to set grim coronavirus records, CBS This Morning
— An inside look at India’s Covid crisis as cremations burn 24/7, CBS Evening News
— A deserted St Peter’s Square marks second Easter under Covid lockdown, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Easter at the Vatican: Francis faces second year of reduced visitors and revenue,CBS This Morning
— Lack of tourism during pandemic taking a toll on Vatican collection plates during Easter, CBS News
— Battered Venice turns 1600 amid Covid, CBS This Morning
— Europe resumes AstraZeneca amid skepticism, CBS Evening News
— Countries across Europe battle third Covid wave amid vaccine shortage, CBS This Morning
— Pope Francis condemns ISIS terrorism in Iraq visit, CBS Evening News
— Pope Francis meets with Iraq’s top Shiite cleric, CBS Evening News
— Pope Francis meets top Shia cleric in historic Iraq visit, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Pope calls for end to violence in historic Iraq visit, CBS Evening News
— Pope arrives in Baghdad to begin historic first trip to Iraq, CBS This Morning
— Germans suspicious about Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, CBS This Morning
— Without tourists, Venice becomes a movie set amid pandemic, CBS This Morning Saturday
— A look at northern Italy one year after first COVID case, CBS This Morning
— Pope Francis tests homeless for Covid in St. Peter’s Square, CBS News
— Italian government becomes latest COVID casualty, CBS News
— Italians pay it forward with coffee and COVID tests,CBS This Morning Saturday
— One of the biggest mafia trials ever kicks off in Italy, CBS News
— Michelangelo’s David faithfully recreated using 3D technology during Florence lockdown, CBS This Morning
— How Rome teachers take lessons beyond the classroom, CBS Evening News
— Cardinal George Pell gives first US TV interview since sex abuse acquittal, CBS News
— New artificial dam aims to save Venice from climate change-induced flooding,CBS This Morning
— Wilton Gregory becomes first black American cardinal, CBS Evening News
— First African American cardinal honored amid coronavirus restrictions, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Pope Francis to appoint Wilton Gregory as first African American cardinal, CBS This Morning
— Italian town offers free vacations, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Italy hospitals near breaking point amid coronavirus surge, CBS Evening News
— Inside a Rome ICU as Italy faces rising COVID death toll, CBS This Morning
— John Paul II knew of cardinal sex abuse allegations, but did nothing, CBS Evening News
— Vatican report finds John Paul II knew of allegations against ex-Cardinal McCarrick, CBS This Morning
— Vatican begins historic sex abuse trial, CBS News
— UN World Food Program wins Nobel Peace Prize, CBS News
— How music became a weapon in the “revolution” in Belarus, CBS News
— Renaissance ‘wine windows’ re-open in Florence amid pandemic, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Cardinal George Pell back in Rome after acquitted of child sex abuse, CBS News
— Vatican cardinal resigns amid financial allegations, CBS News
— Italy launches ‘Covid-free’ flights, CBS News
— Putin extends $1.5 billion to Belarus as protests intensify, CBS News
— Putin pledges $1.5 billion to Belarus, CBS News
— Tanks, protests in Belarus recall Cold War, but White House silent, CBS This Morning
— Protests keep pressure on Belarus president Lukashenko to resign, CBS Evening News
— Belarus protester found dead hanging from tree, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Belarus leader arrests journalists, gets Putin’s backing, CBS News
— Belarus protester found hanging from tree, CBS News
— Belarusian president seen toting automatic rifle, as mass demonstrations continue, CBS This Morning
— Belarus protesters demand president Lukashenko resign, CBS Evening News
— Putin critic Alexei Navalny in coma after possible poisoning, CBS Evening News
— Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny arrives at Berlin hospital, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny hospitalized after suspected poisoning, CBS Evening News
— Protests in Belarus amid claims president rigged election, CBS Evening News
— Belarus protests sparked by “fraudulent election” demand end to president’s 26-year-rule, CBS This Morning
— Europe sees spike in cases after restrictions ease, CBS News
— Protests erupt in Belarus after election results, CBS News
— Massive explosions rock Beirut, many feared dead, CBS News
— More than 70 killed, 3,000 wounded in Beirut explosion, CBS Evening News
— Rome Opera finds social distancing at ancient chariot racetrack, CBS This Morning
— Apps aid contact tracing in Europe, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Venice begins testing floodgates in hope to save city, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Italian brides protest coronavirus restrictions on weddings, CBS News
— The art of reopening, as Italy’s museums make coronavirus comeback, CBS This Morning
— Pompeii seen through a different lens amid coronavirus, CBS This Morning
— Rome’s Fascist monuments that aren’t coming down, CBS This Morning
— Europe’s ‘calculated risk’, second phase of reopening, CBS This Morning
— Life returns to Venice as city devoid of tourists gets eco-boost, CBS This Morning
— Celebrating and honoring nurses worldwide, CBSN
— Female gondoliers deliver food to Venetians amid coronavirus lockdown, CBS This Morning
— Italy starts returning to normal as daily virus deaths hit new low, CBS This Morning
— Study finds Coronavirus carried on polluted air, CBS Weekend News
— Antibody testing could be key to reopening Italy’s economy, CBS Evening News
— Coronavirus deaths are slowing in Italy, but cemeteries can’t keep up with the bodies, CBS This Morning
— Pope Francis readies for a solitary Easter weekend, CBS This Morning Saturday
— Italy’s Coronavirus death toll is likely much higher, CBS This Morning
— Inside an Italian ICU fighting COVID 19, CBS Evening News
— Outbreak tests Italy’s limits a week after lockdown began, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Italy locks down entire country amid coronavirus outbreak, PBS NewsHour
— Italy’s coronavirus outbreak sparks panic, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Politics and architecture collide in Macedonia, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Faced with limited food for refugees, Lebanon goes hi-tech, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— New tech fighting refugee food shortages in Jordan, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Disease threatens Italy’s once booming olive oil industry, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Inside Hezbollah Heartland After The Death Of Soleimani, NBC News Now
— How Southern Lebanon Views Hezbollah Amid Escalating Tensions With The US, NBC News Now
— Middle East is a ‘powder keg’, Hezbollah leader holds match, MSNBC
— The history of Lebanon’s relationship with the US, NBC News Now
— Riace was once a beacon for migrants. Now it’s ghost town, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— What 1 euro can buy you in Sicilian real-estate, PBS NewsHour
— In Italy, rising anxiety over falling birth rates, PBS NewsHour
— It’s all in the name for N. Macedonia’s NATO, EU bids, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— ‘Game of Thrones’ lives on in Medieval Croatian city, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Meet the Ukrainian nationalist group that’s training white supremacists, NBC News Now
— Hong Kong protests continue, despite withdrawal of extradition bill, CNBC Squawk Box
— What do activist arrests mean in the standoff in Hong Kong?MSNBC Ali Velshi
— Pro-democracy protests to continue in Hong Kong for 13th-straight weekend, MSNBC Hard Ball with Chris Matthews
— Hong Kong protest organizer: ‘police never behave accordingly,’ NBC News Now
— Rise of anti-semitism raises fears in France, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Nuns denounce rape, forced abortion by priests, PBS NewsHour
— The fight to save Stradivarius’ ‘Musical Woods’, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Migrants risk crossing Alps fleeing Italy’s crackdown, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Nigerian nun rebukes Catholic Church during Vatican sex abuse summit, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— As historic summit on church sex abuse begins, pope’s credibility at risk, PBS NewsHour
— Modern construction in Rome yields ancient discoveries, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Italy’s government targets town known for taking in migrants, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— At US-Mexico border, a tribal nation fights wall that would divide them, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— It’s a Hollywood set, it’s just taped in Hungary, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Inside Milan’s Casa Verdi, where musicians retire in harmony, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Hungary’s nationalism may be harbinger of Europe’s future, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Libyan coast remains fertile for ISIS and migrant traffickers, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— A brutal life for migrants in Libya: trafficking, detention, or death, PBS NewsHour
— ISIS regroups to attack a fragmented Libya, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Saved or Seized? Greece’s long fight with UK over Parthenon Marbles, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Marble that built Pantheon in record demand for construction, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Greece’s debt-relief plans come at high price for residents, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— The army produces Italy’s medical pot, but can’t keep up with demand, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— By staging war games, NATO prepares for cyber attacks, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— How Estonia built a digital-first government, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— How US coal interests fuel Trump’s Ukraine policy, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Italian populists defeat political establishment, PBS NewsHour
— How a rising populist party could shake up Italian politics, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— How Ukraine became a strain on US-Russia relations, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— What the Mafia Has in Common With Protecting the Vatican from Terror Attacks, PBS NewsHour
— Scientists Identify Remains of Hundreds Lost in Cyprus Conflict, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Merkel beating backlash to refugee policy in reelection, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— A fashion mogul is restoring Rome’s Colosseum, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Has Venice become unwelcoming to its inhabitants? PBS NewsHour
— Starved by drought, Rome’s water supply may not spring eternal, PBS NewsHour
— Climate change challenges sinking city of Venice, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— French presidential election offers ‘two visions of France’, PBS NewsHour
— Kenya Races to Goal of Electrifying Every Household, PBS NewsHour
— Drones keep elephants away from people in Tanzania, PBS NewsHour
— Group gives cash to rural Kenyans, then studies effects, PBS NewsHour
— Waging Peace between Greeks, Turks in Cyprus, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— U.S. NATO troops surge in Europe after Russian aggression, PBS NewsHour
— The Rise of Italy’s ‘Rejectionist’ Five Star Movement, PBS NewsHour
— Italian vote could amend post-war constitution, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Survival and sadness in Iraq’s Christian towns, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Could the fight against ISIS give Kurds more autonomy? PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Why the Islamic State tried an audacious attack on Kirkuk, PBS NewsHour
— ISIS fighters retreating from Mosul aren’t going quietly, PBS NewsHour
— Saving treasured art after Italy’s major earthquake, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Italy marks national day of mourning after quake, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Devastated Italian towns receive global support, PBS NewsHour
— Italian earthquake levels towns, kills at least 159, PBS NewsHour
— These floating piers let visitors walk on water, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— How Lebanon is coping with over a million Syrian refugees, PBS NewsHour Weekend
— Migrants and refugees keep Italian village alive, PBS Newshour Weekend
— Deciphering the Secrets of the Codex Seraphinianus, CNN Great Big Story
— The Mafia in Australia: Drugs, Murder, and Politics, ABC Four Corners
— The Mafia in Australia: Blood Ties, ABC Four Corners
— Educating Sargeant Pantzke, PBS FRONTLINE
— The Spy Who Quit, PBS FRONTLINE
RADIO/PODCASTS
— India on its knees, 1/2, The John Batchelor Show
— India on its knees, 2/2, The John Batchelor Show
— Cardinal George Pell on his time in prison, the allegations made against him, and financial mismanagement at the Vatican, CBS This Morning Podcast
— In Rome, Retirees Clean Up The Aqueducts, NPR All Things Considered
— An Italian Town Fell Silent To Preserve The Sounds Of Stradivarius, NPR, All Things Considered
— Rejected By Italy, Thousands Of Migrants From Africa Risk The Alps To Reach France, NPR Morning Edition
— Rome’s Subway Expansion Reveals Artifacts From The Ancient Past, NPR Weekend Edition
— Italy Stuns Soccer Fans, Fails To Qualify For World Cup, NPR Morning Edition
— In Italy, Dance As An Antidote To Migrant Integration Tensions , NPR All Things Considered
— Italy Turns High Schoolers Into ‘Fake News Hunters’, NPR Morning Edition
— Milan And Venice Head To Polls in Push For Greater Autonomy, NPR Weekend Edition
— As Venice Housing Prices Rise, Squatters Fight to Stay in Hometown, NPR All Things Considered
— Ancient Iraqi Art On Display At Venice Biennale, NPR Weekend Edition
— As Drought Parches Italy, Rome Turns Off Historic Drinking Fountains, NPR Morning Edition
— Amid Measles Outbreak, Italy Makes Vaccines Mandatory, NPR Morning Edition
— Europe’s Drug Wars, BBC World Service, The Documentary
— The Black Italian Boxing Champ Who Beat the Fascists, DW World Link
— As Tourists Crowd Out Locals, Venice Faces ‘Endangered’ List, NPR All Things Considered
— When Culture Is At Risk, Italy’s Art Police Come To The Rescue, NPR Weekend Edition
— Italy’s ‘Cultural Allowance’ Aims to Educate, Counter Extremism’, NPR All Things Considered
— ‘Tough Guy’ Farmers Stand Up To Italian Mafia – And Win, NPR Weekend Edition
— Mother Teresa, Now a Saint, Was Not Without Flaws, NPR All Things Considered
— Pope Francis Canonizes Mother Teresa, NPR Weekend Edition
— Italian #FertilityDay Campaign Backfires, NPR All Things Considered
— Italian Coast Guard Rescues More than 6,000 Migrants, NPR All Things Considered
— Rescuers Scramble to Find Quake Survivors in Amatrice, Italy, NPR Morning Edition
— Powerful Earthquake Strikes Central Italy, NPR All Things Considered
— Death Toll Rises After Earthquake Rocks Central Italy, NPR Here and Now
— Aftershocks Rumble Across Italy; Quake’s Death Toll Rises, NPR Morning Edition
— Migrants Help in Relief Effort After Deadly Quake in Italy, NPR All Things Considered
— Quake Victims Question Who’s to Blame for Buildings’ Failures, NPR Morning Edition
— Italian Rescuers Race to Find Quake Survivors, NPR Morning Edition
— Catastrophic Earthquake Strikes Central Italy, WNYC/PRI, The Takeaway
— This startup turns Syrian refugees into Arabic teachers, BBC/PRI’s The World
— Italian Hipsters Help Relocate Syrian Family In A Remote Village, NPR All Things Considered
— After Battling ISIS, Kurds Find New Foe in Facebook, BBC/PRI’s The World
— In New Neapolitan Novel, Fans Seek Clues About Author’s Past, NPR, All Things Considered
— Italy, Land Of Pizza And Pasta, Is Gluten-Free Friendly, NPR, NPR Weekend Edition
— Students Restore Music Room, Reclaim Native American Identity, NPR Weekend Edition
— Venice’s Gondoliers Make Room For Wheelchairs, NPR Weekend Edition
— Foodies clash with McDonald’s at World’s Fair, CBC The World This Weekend
— Italian Cheese Lovers Find Bovine Match Through ‘Adopt A Cow’, NPR Weekend Edition
— In The Italian Alps, Stradivari’s Trees Live On, NPR Weekend Edition
— Austria is trying to cut down on ‘jihadi brides’, BBC/PRI’s The World
— In job-hungry Italy, neo-Fascists await young migrants. PRI’s The World
— Is ISIS a threat on the US border? Not so fast, BBC/PRI The World
— An Old-School Entertainer, Making Jazz in the Present Tense, NPR All Things Considered
— Under The Streets Of Naples, A Way Out For Local Kids, NPR All Things Considered
— Tiny Italian Town Thumbs Its Nose At Lenten Abstinence, NPR Weekend Edition
— Which Art Should We Save? Cash-Strapped Italy Votes, NPR All Things Considered
— Vehicle-Clogged Rome Turning to Bikes, BBC/PRI The World
— Crowd Funding Effort Seeks to Save Venice’s Everyday Gondolas, NPR All Things Considered
— Unemployed Italians Try Organic Farming, BBC/PRI The World
— Locals Fear Venice Becoming a ‘Big Shopping Center’, NPR Morning Edition
— Italy’s Accordion Industry: Tiny and Thriving, NPR Morning Edition
— Art As ‘Smart Power’ at the Venice Biennale, NPR All Things Considered
— Italy’s immigration law resembles Arizona’s, BBC/PRI The World
— Music You’re Not Supposed To Hear, NPR All Things Considered
Pearls Before Swine: How American Health Officials, the Media, and the Public Reacted to the 2009 Outbreak of H1N1
(Radio Documentary)
Part 1:From H1N1, to the Spanish Flu of 1918, to the other swine flu of 1976
[audio:http://www.christopherlivesay.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/livesay_masters_part1plusintro.L.mp3]Part 2: To vax or not to vax?
[audio:http://www.christopherlivesay.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/livesay_masters_part2plusintro.L.mp3]Part 3: From Mexico, to Iowa, to New York, the H1N1 outbreak of 2009 caused more harm than just the sniffles
[audio:http://www.christopherlivesay.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/livesay_masters_part3plusintro.L-2.mp3]KRTS, Marfa Public Radio, 2008
Italy’s toughest-in-the-world vaccine mandate sparks violent protests
CBS News, October 11, 2021
Italian government becomes latest COVID casualty
CBS News, January 26, 2021
Putin says Russian “reserve” forces ready to back Lukashenko in Belarus “if the situation gets out of control”
CBS News, August 27, 2020
Belarus police say protester found hanged from tree committed suicide. Friends “100 percent” certain police killed him.
CBS News, August 26, 2020
Why anger in Belarus boiled over, and what happens next?
CBS News, August 18, 2020
We began to film secretly in Libya. Then we had to escape
PBS NewsHour, October 2, 2018
Europe’s Biggest Dump – ‘Italy’s Chernobyl’ – Uncovered in Mafia Heartland
VICE News, June 19, 2015
In job-hungry Italy, neo-Fascists await young migrants
GlobalPost, Oct 16, 2014 (Final written installment for GroundTruth reporting fellowship)
Rome Is Not Intimidated by ISIS Threats to Conquer It for the Caliphate
VICE News, July 11, 2014
The Italian Mob Doesn’t Give a Damn that the Pope Excommunicated Them
VICE News, July 10, 2014
Boat refugees to Italian government: ‘Sorry we failed to die at sea’
GlobalPost, June 19, 2014
Boston Herald, page one, November 5 2011
Global Post, May 22, 2010
Global Post, May 6, 2010
Global Post, April 30, 2010
World Press Watch, April, 2010
Columbia Journalism Review, Feb. 24, 2010
Columbia Press Room, Feb. 17, 2010
Nigel Jackson Turns Junk into Money
HuffingtonPost.com, Dec. 22, 2009
Stella D’oro not the only cookie to crumble in the Bronx
TheNYPulse.com, Nov. 13, 2009
Derartu Tulu Comes in First at NYC Marathon
TheNYPulse.com, Oct. 30, 2009
The Logic of Mass
Sicmagazine.org, Aug. 20, 2007
AUDIO SLIDESHOW
Spiritual Aftershocks: Haitian Voodoo in Brooklyn After the Quake
Loving Baseball Again
UptownRadio.org, April 30, 2010
Haiti’s cross to bear
GlobalPost.com, April 5, 2010
Stella D’oro closure has ripple effect on Kingsbridge business
TheNYPulse.com, Nov. 23, 2009