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Odd Ways to Tell If We Will Have a Bad Winter in New York
There are some unconventional ways to tell if there's going to be a bad winter or not in New York. I always dread the upcoming season change and I have been really, really, really dreading fall and winter since September 1st rolled around. I wish I was one of those people who liked and embraced the change, but I fight it with every once of my body. There are a lot of people around here who don't like the cold either and dread what the next 6 months are going to look like.
Can I use a plastic bag in my compost bin in New York City?
Curbside composting is coming to Staten Island, Manhattan and the Bronx beginning on Oct. 6. That means that it will be mandatory for residents of those boroughs to separate their organic waste from their regular trash starting on that date. The compost, which must be placed in a separate bin,...
NYC's Rat Birth Control
The New York City Council recently passed a bill mandating a rat contraceptive program in certain Manhattan neighborhoods as a new strategy in the city's ongoing battle against rats. The specialized bait is designed to make rats infertile, aiming to reduce rat populations without using traditional poison that harms other animals like birds. Animal rights activists support this approach, emphasizing the benefits for children, pets, and wildlife. Advocates believe the new bait formula will be more effective due to its irresistibility to rats and the city's efforts to control garbage and food sources. However, there are differing opinions on the program's potential success.
NYC food festivals you don’t want to miss in October
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Autumn has arrived, signaling the end of several popular food festivals held throughout the summer. Food enthusiasts may need to brave colder temperatures for some of the upcoming festivals, but this could be their last chance to try savory foods from around the world until spring. NYC Halal Fest – October […]
October in NYC: Cultural Delights, Dog Parades, and Oktoberfest
October in New York City offers a plethora of free activities to enjoy. To start, you can visit Poster House on Fridays to explore new exhibitions without paying admission. If you're feeling whimsical, attend FranCon dressed as Fran Lebowitz on October 24 for a unique experience at the Holiday Cocktail Lounge. Dog lovers can indulge in multiple dog parades throughout the month, with the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade being a standout event on October 19. Oktoberfest celebrations at Stone Street provide a vibrant street party every Saturday till the end of October, offering beer, food, and stein-holding contests.
The Top 20 Best Foodie Cities In America Have Been Revealed, & NYC Is Demanding A Recount
If you ask us, New York City is the foodie capital of the world. And sure, you could say we’re biased, but NYC’s many beautiful restaurants, Michelin-Starred restaurants, and new restaurants are just some examples that prove it. Though recently WalletHub compared more than 180 of the largest U.S. cities across 28 key metrics, from the cost of groceries to the affordability and accessibility of high-quality restaurants, to uncover the best foodie cities in America and, well, we’d like to have a talk with them because there must be a mistake… Out of 182 cities NYC didn’t rank first–actually, it...
Huntington’s Pink in the Park event a success
Over 60 vendors and local officials show support for breast cancer prevention. The Town of Huntington’s Pink in the Park Breast Cancer Prevention and Awareness Fair, held on September 29 at Heckscher Park, was a resounding success. The event, spearheaded by Councilwoman Theresa Mari, drew over 60 vendors and a strong show of support from local officials and the community. Attendees enjoyed a beautiful walk around Heckscher Park, despite a few brief weather interruptions, and were treated to a vibrant performance by Dancin’ Feet that energized the crowd.
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