Q&A: Besides New York, What’ s Your Favorite City?

By Ross LaHive
Ross LaHive
Ross LaHive
June 27, 2009Updated: June 27, 2009
Sora An, 29, Brooklyn, Musician: “ That's a tough question, I guess it depends where I am spiritually.”  (The Epoch Times)
Sora An, 29, Brooklyn, Musician: “ That's a tough question, I guess it depends where I am spiritually.” (The Epoch Times)

NEW YORK—New York is known as one of the greatest cities in the world, the Big Apple, the Crossroads of the World, but that doesn't mean there aren’t other great cities out there. The Epoch Times went out to find out what your favorite city, other then NYC, is?

Malcolm Low, 35, Brooklyn, Dancer: ”Montreal, maybe because of some of the good times I had there, also I like the mixture, its somewhere between Europe and North America.” (The Epoch Times)
Malcolm Low, 35, Brooklyn, Dancer: ”Montreal, maybe because of some of the good times I had there, also I like the mixture, its somewhere between Europe and North America.” (The Epoch Times)
John Dollamanna, 50, Manhattan, Consultant: “Portofino, Italy because there's 12 hours of sunlight on white sandy beaches, it’ s not over-populated and the people there are friendly.” (The Epoch Times)
John Dollamanna, 50, Manhattan, Consultant: “Portofino, Italy because there's 12 hours of sunlight on white sandy beaches, it’ s not over-populated and the people there are friendly.” (The Epoch Times)
Denise Beyer, 50, Manhattan, Marketing: “Paris, it’s got great architecture, easy to get around, very charming, there's something amazing around every corner and I fell in love there.” (The Epoch Times)
Denise Beyer, 50, Manhattan, Marketing: “Paris, it’s got great architecture, easy to get around, very charming, there's something amazing around every corner and I fell in love there.” (The Epoch Times)
 

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