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Free program at Rutgers helps adults with autism
NEWARK — A Newark-based program is hoping to bridge the gap for services that benefit adults with Autism. "There's a lot of people who have a diagnosis of Autism in New Jersey, but they need services that can sometimes be difficult to find," said Dr. Aaron Dallman, the creator of Nexus and an assistant professor at Rutgers.
Man dead, another injured after being hit by vehicle in Manhattan: NYPD
MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) — A man is dead and another is injured after being hit by a vehicle in Manhattan on Monday, police said. Two men, both 51 years old, were crossing the street near East 105th Street and First Avenue in East Harlem around 3:30 p.m. when the driver struck them, according to the […]
Five arrested in Somerset County luxury vehicle theft spree
Four Newark men and a 15-year-old Newark boy are facing charges related to residential and vehicle burglaries in Bernards, Bernardsville and Green Brook in which eight vehicles were stolen, Prosecutor John P. McDonald announced along with the police chiefs from those police departments. Arrested were Rasudi Creighton, 19, Furquan Ahmad, 20, Jashamir Hardiman,...
Three New Jersey Men Indicted for Weeks Long Burglary Spree Across Nassau County Communities
Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly announced that three alleged members of a burglary crew operating in New York and New Jersey were indicted on burglary, grand larceny, and weapons charges for a string of attempted and successful break-ins in Lake Success, Roslyn Heights, Woodmere, and several other Nassau County communities in 2023 and early 2024.
Gunman opens fire at party on Randall’s Island, killing woman: police
RANDALL’S ISLAND, Manhattan (PIX11) – A gunman opened fire into a crowd of people partying on Randall’s Island in New York City, killing a woman and injuring two others early Monday morning, police said. The shooting happened at Field 71 near a migrant shelter on Randall’s Island around 3:30 a.m., according to the NYPD. The […]
Hoboken Business Alliance launches event grant program with up to $15k each
The Hoboken Business Alliance has launched an event grant program, where each eligible entity will be able to receive up to $15,000 each. “This grant program is an exciting opportunity for community and event organizers to bring innovative and culturally enriching experiences to Hoboken,” HBA Executive Director Roxanne Earley said in a statement.
Arctaris Impact Provides Key Opportunity Zone Investment in $475 Million Mixed Income Development in Gowanus, Brooklyn
BROOKLYN, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 29, 2024-- Arctaris Impact Investors, LLC, a Boston-based impact investment firm that leads revitalization initiatives in underserved communities, made a $27 million equity investment in 310 and 340 Nevins Street, a $475 million mixed-use/mixed-income project in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. The transaction marks Arctaris Impact’s first investment in Brooklyn and will support New York City’s efforts to transform a formerly contaminated industrial area into an economically diverse and vibrant community. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240729598100/en/ (Graphic: Business Wire)
We Belong Here music festival just announced its impressive headlining DJs
Earlier this year, the production company We Belong Here announced that it was planning to throw a brand-new music festival in Central Park's historic Wollman Rink and promised that its lineup would feature world-class electronic music DJs. Today, the festival announced the list of headlining acts at the Central Park...
Real Estate Confab: Luxury Amenities Report
Hamptons and North Fork home buyers are increasingly prioritizing state-of-the-art amenities for their investment, from infinity pools and spa-like bathrooms to expansive outdoor kitchens and tennis courts. Sustainability and technology are also at the forefront, with a growing interest in energy-efficient designs and smart home features that enhance convenience and security. As the summer progresses, the Hamptons’ market is expected to continue its upward trajectory, driven by a clientele seeking not just a summer retreat but a sanctuary that epitomizes the elegance and exclusivity for which this region is renowned.
New Jersey City University hacked by ransomware group demanding $700K
New Jersey City University’s computer network was struck by a cyberattack by a ransomware group that is threatening to release sensitive personal data of students and staff if it doesn’t receive $700,000 in Bitcoin by Saturday. The university alerted staff and students of the June 4-10 data breach...
Rikers Officials Never Took Basic Steps to Comply With Solitary Ban
The city Correction Department never took several basic steps to comply with a new law that would have strictly limited the use of solitary confinement, internal jail records show.. The law had been set to go into effect on Sunday before Mayor Eric Adams on Saturday signed an emergency executive order that blocked major parts […] The post Rikers Officials Never Took Basic Steps to Comply With Solitary Ban appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Theater Review: ‘Twelfth Night’ from The Drilling Company’s Shakespeare in the Parking Lot
The Drilling Company’s free Shakespeare in the Parking Lot summer series is going strong in its 29th year. The scrappy company’s latest Lower East Side locale is a school parking lot, at a corner that’s rather noisy and raucous on a Saturday night. But what’s Twelfth Night if not rambunctious?
NYC launches volunteer ‘Rat Pack,’ giving locals opportunity to take part in rodent mitigation
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New Yorkers now have the chance to join a volunteer group of anti-rat activists, Mayor Eric Adams announced Monday. Dubbed the “Rat Pack,” the city will deputize volunteers to educate, engage and take action on all things rat mitigation. Members will also receive either a T-shirt or cap as a piece of free merchandise.
Hudson Pride Center repaints crosswalks rainbow in front of Jersey City office
The Hudson Pride Center repainted the crosswalks in front of their Jersey City office in a rainbow pattern, a sign of LGBTQ+ pride, over the weekend. “These vibrant crosswalks serve as a powerful symbol of awareness, diversity, inclusion, and support for the LGBTQ+ community. By painting these crosswalks, we aim to promote LGBTQ+ visibility and equality. We hope that every person who crosses this rainbow path feels our love and support as we celebrate their identity!,” Hudson Pride Executive Director Elizabeth Schedl.
Coward? Mental illness? Stack, Fulop trade barbs in Union City mayor’s feud with YouTube journalist
It’s no secret that the YouTuber Leroy Truth, who has dedicated more than half a year to attacking Union City Mayor Brian Stack, has gotten under the mayor’s skin. But last week, Stack brought his constituents and mayors Steve Fulop of Jersey City and Nicholas Sacco of North Bergen into the fray via a letter to the community titled “Please Put Yourself in My Shoes.”
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