Hundreds of students across the city, Westchester, and Long Island practiced their vocabulary skills at home and attended webinars that prepared them for the NYC Spelling bee, but only two ended up as champions.
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When I talked to the workers installing the bright orange mesh fencing along the Hudson River Park Bike Greenway, I was surprised to learn that this work was in preparation for repaving the Greenway bike path.
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Known in the 1940s for the decorated tiles and ceramics she created in her Village studio and sold uptown which were eagerly purchased by wealthy shoppers on Fifth Avenue, she was a photogenic, engaging woman with a New York society drawl. Downtown she dressed bohemian and suited up when heading uptown.
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Linda G. Mills: NYU’s First Female President Elected By Zhiyu Lindy Luo On Feb. 15, the New York...
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Those who knew Frank personally experienced his legacy to leave everything and everyone better than before. This became his goal for McCarthy Square Park.
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2023 Uncharted Concert Series Coming to Greenwich House A fresh slate of New York musicians and...
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History of Songs for Sale on Bleecker By Roger Paradiso Jamal has been in the music business for...
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Red Cross Offers Free Smoke Alarm Installation Last year, 144 people perished from house fires in...
Read MoreChildren benefit by putting their hands in the earth, planting seeds and helping them grow, but most downtown children are denied time in natural areas because it doesn’t exist here.
Read MoreOPINION By MARCY PRIKTUR “Don’t tell me about no separation of Church and State. State is the body. Church is the heart. You take the heart out of the body, the body dies.” If you’re like me, when you read this quote, you were...
Read MoreLessons To Be Learned By GORDON HUGHES It’s just a little over a year ago that the Russian Federation marched across the border and invaded the Ukraine. It’s just a year ago last April that I wrote an article titled “Two Small...
Read MoreA Village in a Keystroke A poem for April by D. Silverman
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We chose Kenia as the Character of the Village for the March issue due to her impact on our lives before, during, and after the pandemic. People who work at grocery stores are essential workers. There weren’t many places to interact with people other than grocery stores and pharmacies during the pandemic.
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Stop Wasting Your Time! Joy in the Moment By Joy Pape, FNP-C, CDCES, CFCN Guilt and worry are two...
Read MoreI am a White woman who never had to consider issues of whether the police were present to protect me; I took it for granted. It appears to me that growing up Black, whether male or female, you do not have that privilege.
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