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Official Declaration of “Imminent Threat to Public Health” from Polio in New York
New York State is taking more steps to address evidence of circulating poliovirus in the Hudson Valley, Long Island and New York City, including an official declaration of "imminent threat to public health" to make more support for local health...
Read moreIACE Offers Italian Classes for Adults-Fall Session Starts October 3
ITALIAN CLASSES FOR ADULTS Fall Session Starting on October 3, 2022 IACE-Italian American Committee on Education is offering the only official Italian language classes in New York, in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in NY. This Fall, IACE is offering both...
Read moreNYS AG Letitia James Sues Trump Org. for Systematically Overvaluing Assets
After an investigation that has taken years and a series of legal clashes, the New York state attorney general, Letitia James, has accused the former president of systematically misstating the value of his properties. Donald J. Trump, his family business...
Read moreGarden City, Long Island, to Chop Down 1,000 Trees Due to Infestation
Garden City, is a Long Island village in Nassau County that is very appropriately named, thanks to entire neighborhoods lined with tall, stately trees. On sunny days, you can walk or drive through the dappled shade and enjoy the peaceful...
Read more“The Phantom of the Opera,” Icon of Broadway Theater, Closing in February
“The Phantom of the Opera,” the longest-running show in Broadway history and, for many, a symbol of musical theater, will be closing in February, becoming the latest show to fall victim to the decline in audiences since the pandemic hit....
Read moreSpaceships:Tom Sachs’ Sculptures, Paintings at Acquavella Galleries From Oct. 7
Acquavella Galleries presents its third exhibition with New York-based artist Tom Sachs. Titled Spaceships, this group of new and recent sculptures and paintings will be on view at Acquavella New York, opening on October 7. In this exhibition, Sachs investigates the accepted...
Read moreFred Tuman: a Real New Yorker to the Bone
He had a particularly pernicious type of cancer and he fought till the end
Read moreLeopoldo Rosati: Interior Architect that Conquered New York with his Projects
It is impossible not to remember that six years ago he became famous to be the architect of Dominique Strauss-Kan “golden prison”
Read moreNew York City Commemorates the Tragedy of 9/11 and the Lives Lost
As the 21st anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001 approach once again, New York has scheduled multiple events for those who wish to express their sadness and grief. Here are some of the locations where you may...
Read moreHow did New York City Get its Nickname, the “Big Apple”?
New York, New York, the most populous city in the United States, and a glamorous magnet for tourists, has many nicknames, including The City That Never Sleeps, Empire City, and Gotham—but perhaps the most famous one of all is the...
Read moreGoodbye Labor Day, Hello Gorgeous Fall Foliage in New York!
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday the start of New York State's 2022 fall foliage and travel season. The governor unveiled a new I LOVE NY broadcast and digital marketing campaign designed to showcase popular fall activities and attractions. Hochul said...
Read moreRafael Nadal Bounced Out at Round of 16 at US Open by Frances Tiafoe
American Frances Tiafoe stunned four-time champion Rafael Nadal 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 on Monday at the US Open to reach his second Grand Slam quarter-final. The 24-year-old whose record against the top players was 2-13, played fearlessly throughout the three-hour, 31-minute thriller at the Arthur Ashe...
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