Brian Farnham
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About Brian
Brian was Editor-in-Chief of Time Out New York magazine before coming to Patch. Before that he worked for a variety of publications both online and off, including Details magazine, New York Magazine, and the old, dearly departed Sidewalk.com. He has written for numerous publications, from the New York Times magazine to Harper's Bazaar. He graduated from Bowdoin College and got an MFA in creative writing at Columbia University so he could put his novel in a drawer with distinction. He lives in Manhattan with his beautiful wife, adorable son, angelic daughter and the world's most dog-like cat. He’s proud as hell of what the Patch team has built. You can reach him at brian@patch.com.
The Board
Just Saying...
10:15 am on Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Dear Mr. Farnham:
I am continually exhausted and disappointed to, day after day, see the continued evisercation of our local community member, Joey Weber, in the Buffalo Grove Patch article "Football Coach Concerned About Bullying." Please take a look at it...you guys are better than this!
Scott Killeen
5:53 pm on Friday, August 12, 2011
This is the crap the Patch is allowing now!
http://shermanoaks.patch.com/articles/dogs-and-men-have-some-things-in-common
chuck carroll
4:08 pm on Thursday, July 7, 2011
Brian, what is the policy on personal attacks from your columnists? On the Geneva Patch Jeff Ward made a unfounded personal attack on the Geneva Chamber of Commerce President. It dosen't seem like the right spirit for this publication. Your thoughts?
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chuck carroll
4:05 pm on Thursday, July 7, 2011
Brian, what is the policy on personal attacks from your columnists? On the Geneva Patch Jeff Ward made a unfounded personal attack on the Geneva Chamber of Commerece. It dosen't seem like the right spirit for this publication. Your thoughts?
Rich
1:12 pm on Wednesday, April 20, 2011
What is your policy on police blotters? Some of your editors are failing to add the word "allegedly" and you are running items/names about the most minor offenses -- like a teen arrested for staying in a park after dark.