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Patrick Hedlund

Managing Editor @patrickhedlund Contact

Patrick Hedlund is the managing editor of DNAinfo, overseeing daily newsroom operations and leading the site's social media team.

He has spent his entire career working in newspapers and magazines in New York City, first as a sports reporter in The Bronx and eventually as the editor of a Manhattan weekly.

During his time as a reporter and editor, he spearheaded the launch of Brooklyn borough coverage for a newspaper in Queens, broke stories on issues ranging from politics to development, and amassed numerous awards for his work.

Patrick took his first job at the Pulitzer Prize-winning weekly The Riverdale Press, leading him to reporting jobs in four of the five boroughs (Staten Island apparently wasn't hiring), and finally as editor of the award-winning newspaper Chelsea Now.

Fun Fact: Patrick got a contact high while covering the Chelsea Hotel and its carnival of characters during a particularly difficult time for the legendary lodge, but he never attempted to do anything creative nor drink himself to death while there.

East Village & Lower East Side »

March 7, 2011

Two Boots Pizza founder Phil Hartman and promoter Todd Patrick have teamed up to open a music venue on Avenue A.

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March 4, 2011

Special programs like translation services and kosher meals are at risk unless funding is restored, local officials said.

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March 4, 2011

The Fourth Arts Block group unveiled its latest installation covering scaffolding in the East Village.

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March 4, 2011

A creative vandal placed an image of Jesus over a movie poster inside a Second Avenue phone booth.

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March 3, 2011

The names of influential Lower East Siders are being projected onto the Manhattan Bridge colonnade.

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March 3, 2011

The Tenement Museum plans to open a visitors' center on Orchard Street this summer.

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March 2, 2011

A transformer caught fire at a Con Edison plant on East 14th Street and Avenue D.

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March 2, 2011

Residents say Mulberry Street has turned into an obstacle course of illegal sidewalk menus.