Year: 2023

Vija Vetra Turns 100

It was after seeing a local production of Swan Lake that she decided she wanted to study dance professionally. But her family was against it. So she ran away to Vienna to live with her aunt.

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Jefferson Finds a Home

Thank you for your wonderful coverage of Maggie Berkvist. I want to update your readers on her cat, Jefferson. After I heard of Maggie’s death from one of her Bank Street neighbors, my husband, Geoffrey Knox, and I adopted him...

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To the Editor

To the Editor In your January issue, Arthur Z. Schwartz tries to persuade us that the 14th Street Busway “has turned 14th Street into a desolate street.” His entire evidence for this theory consists of four photographs of vacant...

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50+ Women Deciding to Live Alone

Few people consider the benefits of living alone as we women are programmed early on to be homemakers as well as having a career and raising children. Basically, we are expected to be self-sacrificing and not to consider what we really want. However, living alone have a host of advantages that can lead to an incredibly liberating and enriching life.

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12th annual · Downtown Manhattan

Preschool and Early Education Fair 2026

Sunday, September 20, from 11am to 3pm

NY Law School, 185 West Broadway, between Leonard and Worth

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America at 250

Pet Pages

  • Driving With Your Pet
    We were recently car shopping and were pleasantly surprised to see how pet friendly car companies have become. This led us to check information at the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and The Center for Pet Safety (CPS).

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