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About Danielle Valente

Danielle Valente

Guest Contributor: Danielle Valente is the What’s On Editor of The Riverdale Press and a recent graduate of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. While attending undergrad at Manhattan College, Danielle interned for The Long Island Press, Harper’s Bazaar and The Daily News “Daily Politics” blog. She has freelanced for Patch.com for the past three years, covering concerts and lectures in Massapequa, New York. She also led a class innocence project during her senior year of college. | @dvwrites
Latest Posts | By Danielle Valente
Poets In Unexpected Places [Video]
5 years ago

Poets In Unexpected Places [Video]

By  •  The Arts, Culture

Think poetry is reserved for coffeehouses and lecture halls? Think again. The Pop Up Poets, a group of teachers, writers and of course, poets, travel around New York City …
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The Vanity Project – Finance to Fashion and Philanthropy In Between
6 years ago

The Vanity Project – Finance to Fashion and Philanthropy In Between

By  •  Style, People, Designer

Photo Credit: The Vanity Project

Jason Sochol and Omri Bojko joined hands with a model whose cropped tee shirt sported a …
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