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College Students Take Part in Summer Special Ed TeachingTraining Program
NEWARK, NJ - Le’Naya White, an early education major approaching her final year as a college student at Juniata College, wasn’t quite sure how she would connect with her students when she started as a teaching fellow this summer in an Uncommon Schools program for children on the autism program at North Star Academy Charter School in Newark. White is part of the Summer Teaching Fellowship, where college students who may have interest in teaching once they graduate take part in a seven-week professional development program, which includes three weeks of in-classroom teaching alongside a certified teacher. CLICK...
Countdown clock in NYC’s Union Square ticks below 5 years – what it means
NEW YORK (PIX11) – A large countdown clock in New York City’s Union Square has now ticked below five years – inching ever closer to the ominous outcome it’s trying to warn against. The Climate Clock is an 80-foot-wide digital clock installed on the face of a building on East 14th Street overlooking Union Square Park in […]
“Worst Landlord” Moshe Tress sued by city for racking up code violations
The Windermere Building, an apartment building at West 57th Street and Ninth Avenue, has racked up hundreds of violations ranging from fire hazards and defective fire escapes to broken flooring and even falling debris. The condition of the building, combined with the eyesore of the green sidewalk sheds surrounding it...
It’s In Queens (July 26 to Aug. 2)
Just like the weather, the Queens outdoor season is hot, hot, hot. Annual events include a powwow, dance fest, and film festival. Pop-up events include sidewalk chalk fun, bird birthdays, and beekeeping. July 26, Thunderbird American Indian Powwow, July 28. This 45th annual friendly competition attracts more than 40 Indian...
Emily Skinner, Jacqueline B. Arnold, John Cardoza, More Will Perform at July 25
Broadway in Bryant Park, the free lunchtime concert series featuring current Broadway productions, will continue July 25 with performances from six Broadway musicals. Presented by iHeartMedia New York’s 106.7 LITE FM with iHeartRadio Broadway, the weekly concerts begin at 12:30 PM and continue until 1:30 PM on the Bryant Park stage. Those interested in attending are invited to enter the park beginning at 11 AM ET.
Little Island’s Workforce Programs Create Pathways for NYC Students
Playbill has partnered with Inspired to create and amplify stories of inspiration that advocate for access to arts and cultural experiences for young people across the country. The following article is written by the team at Situation Project and adapted from their online publication Inspired. Click here to learn more.
State of Play Signs 10,700-Square-Foot Lease in New York City
New York City — State of Play Hospitality, an entertainment retail operator, has signed a lease at 31 Union Square West in New York City, with plans to open a Flight Club venue. Spanning 10,700 square feet on the ground floor and basement of the property, the facility will offer darts-focused games with food-and-beverage options. Scheduled to open in 2025, this marks the ninth North America location for the brand. Blue Water Grill restaurant previously occupied the space.
Taylor Swift's Museum Era Is on Full Display at London's V&A
LONDON (AP) — Taylor Swift fans who missed her world tour or those who can’t get enough of her can catch her at the museum this summer. As a celebration of her double run of sold-out shows in London on her Eras Tour, real items from Swift’s different musical eras have been integrated into galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Felician University Appoints Dr. Tara E. Kent as New Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences
RUTHERFORD, NJ – Felician University is pleased and proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Tara E. Kent as the new Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. In her role at Felician, Dr. Kent will enhance academic programs and seek to increase student engagement through innovative curricula and experiential learning opportunities.
A postponement for tonight's screening of 'Little Fugitive' in Tompkins Square Park
ICYMI: Given the chance of rain tonight, the free screening of "Little Fugitive" in Tompkins Square Park has been rescheduled... to Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. Read more about the film series here.
NYC residents could have say on trash cans, fiscal issues, public safety in November election
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A group tasked with reviewing the city’s governing document released its final report Tuesday offering New Yorkers a look at five issues they may have a chance to vote on in the November election. The Charter Revision Commission — convened by Mayor Eric Adams...
Update: Here's Closer Look At New Drive-Thru Chick-fil-A In Westchester
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for Westchester's first full-service Chick-fil-A location, which will feature a drive-thru. The ceremony for the fast-food eatery, located in Yonkers at 2205 Central Park Ave. (Route 100), was held on Wednesday, July 24, one day ahead of its officia…
Big Lots Closing Many Stores But These 3 Remain In Capital Region
The popular discount home retailer has announced the closing of more than 80 stores nationwide, including 3 in New York. It's a classic case of good news, bad news if you are a big fan of the discount deals on home goods and more at Big Lots. According to a...
Amid praise and controversy, Hoboken superintendent expected to get new contract through ’28-29 school year
Hoboken Superintendent Christine Johnson, who has been both widely praised and harshly criticized, is expected to receive a new contract that would extend her stay in the city’s school district until 2029. The Board of Education is expected on Tuesday to approve the new pact, which will run from...
NEO Project: Ithaca-Based Band Brings The Funk All Over New York
Hailing from Ithaca, six-piece funk band NEO Project dazzles audiences with their energetic stage presence and hypnotic fusion music. Their unique, high-energy sound and performances have blown crowds away for the better part of a decade. With an interesting mix of genres and insatiable chemistry, NEO Project is sure to put on an unforgettable performance.
Leaderless Mayor’s Fund Won’t Say How Much It’s Raised for Journalists-of-Color Scholarships
Mayor Eric Adams’ nonprofit organization that funds special initiatives has been without a staff director since February — stalling at least one of the mayor’s promised programs. In July 2023, Adams pledged to raise money to support diversity in journalism via his nonprofit Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City, providing an online link for donations […] The post Leaderless Mayor’s Fund Won’t Say How Much It’s Raised for Journalists-of-Color Scholarships appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.
Organized Crime Package Theft Bust in Stafford
STAFFORD - Detectives from the Stafford Township Police Department conducted an undercover operation on July 16, investigating package thefts. The detectives successfully apprehended the suspect, Argeny Friasqasquez from Bronx, NY. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER These thefts are part of an organized crime operation and have been occurring on a regular basis in Stafford Township, throughout the state, and beyond. Tracking numbers are fraudulently obtained and sold to criminals who then respond to the residence to steal the package. The packages typically contain numerous Apple I-Phones. It is not uncommon to have numerous different...
'Too Big to Be Safe!' Clinton Hill Residents Rally, Appeal to The City After Shooting Deaths at Migrant Shelter
Around 70 Clinton Hill residents gathered at the corner of Myrtle Avenue and Hall Street Tuesday evening to express anger and concern, following the double homicide shooting of two migrants outside of the emergency migrant shelter complex and a nearby park late Sunday night. The atmosphere was emotional and tense....
Harlem residents demand cleanup of drug refuse in Central Park's North Woods
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2024. Donate today. The North Woods, 40 acres of dense woods containing waterfalls, boulders to climb and shade on a hot summer day, are Central Park’s largest forest. But local residents say rampant drug use over the last year has made the woods too dangerous.
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