There is something profoundly moving about a man who continues to sound an alarm long after the world has learned to live with its ringing. Across the table from former …
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Hibernica in the Bronx opened a new store in Harlem, its Central Park North location. Photo courtesy of Hibernica A Bronx-based cannabis dispensary is broadening its reach with a new …
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New York area comedian Paul Costabile to emcee San Gennaro stage, brings late night show to Little Italy
Comedian Paul Costabile (left) is emceeing the San Gennaro stage, and will be joined by Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti for their show later in the night. Photos courtesy of Paul …
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The Second Avenue Subway represents a promise nearly a century in the making. For generations, East Harlem has waited for the transit investment that much of New York takes for …
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The neighborhood came out in droves to the movie theater, located at 570 2nd Avenue, holding signs reading “save AMC Kips Bay.” From children to seniors, they all told amNewYork …
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A 15-year-old girl was killed and a 13-year-old girl was hospitalized Friday night after a commercial truck driver collided with the Citi Bike they were riding in the East Village, …
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The air is a little cooler, and the days are a little shorter, but there is still plenty of fun to be had this season! Scroll down to check out …
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Zeta Charter Schools opens new elementary, middle school campus in the Bronx – Bronx Times
Zeta Charter Schools opened a new elementary and middle school on Thursday, Sept. 17., which will educate 600 students in East Tremont. Photo courtesy of Zeta Charter Schools Zeta Charter Schools …
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New York Law School receives $10M donation to expand legal services for entrepreneurs, student learning
New York Law School will be expanding the legal services it offers to local entrepreneurs, small businesses and student-athletes, as well as the educational opportunities available to students interested in …
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On eve of Constitution Day, federal judges in New York stress need for clear, apolitical judicial opinions so all understand their decisions
While American society at large is experiencing a crisis of lacking civic engagement, the court system is experiencing a concerning decline in trust, federal judges told an audience of New …