Pat Gets Dual Manhattan-Brooklyn Citizenship

Written by Pat's Papers | Tuesday, 25 September 2012 8:39 AM


Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer put me to the test last night—the trivia test, that is—at an event last night. A huge crowd came out to the Highline Ballroom, for TrivWorks trivia night including Stringer, who offered me a chance at “dual citizenship,” which would grant me the right to travel freely between Brooklyn and Manhattan if I could answer a few questions about the latter. Last month, Brooklyn Borough president Marty Markowitz awarded me official Brooklyn citizenship at a similar event. Though I struggled with Stringer’s question about whether Marble Hill was part of Manhattan or the Bronx,  I ended up with three correct answers out of five questions—enough to preserve my honorary status as a Manhattanite.

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