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Moonburger Opens New Location Outside the Hudson Valley
Most know by now my love for Moonburger, the greatest burger I've ever had. The popular plant-based Hudson Valley burger joint has three Hudson Valley locations (Kingston, New Paltz, and Poughkeepsie). The Poughkeepsie spot inside the Chestnut Market inside the Mobil on Rt 9 opened back in April. Just last...
Tiempo 7/28/24: Latino artist Manny Vega leaves his unmistakable mark on New York City
In this edition of Tiempo, we explore the work of Latino artist Manny Vega.You've probably seen the murals and mosaics that decorate the city, artwork created by the Bronx-born artist. His creations often celebrate Latino pioneers.Vega has an in-residence exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York. Meanwhile, he is also conducting workshops for the public.Joe Torres speaks with Vega about his artwork and legacy.But first: Immigration scams are on the rise in New York City.Reports of those scams have spiked, according to several community agencies that help run the free immigration hotline by the New York Office...
New book on 19th century NYC crime boss Mrs. Mandelbaum
A new book tells the story of a German Jewish immigrant in 19th Century New York who built and ran America’s first major organized crime organization. The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum chronicles the life of a Fredericka Mandelbaum who spent several years as an impoverished street peddler before becoming a buyer and seller of stolen goods. She was also an instigator of bank burglaries. WBGO’s Jon Kalish spoke to the author of the new biography…
Columbia politics professor analyzes Harris campaign
Vice President Kamala Harris has been on the campaign trail picking up some key endorsements from fellow Democrats since stepping in as the party’s presumptive nominee. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump is back on the campaign trail after an assassination attempt earlier this month. Columbia University professor Donald Green...
Councilmember pushes for trauma center in the Rockaways
The recently approved city budget includes $25 million towards a new trauma center in the Rockaways. Officials and residents say the lack of a trauma center has been an issue in the Rockaways for years. Calls were renewed in March when NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller was shot and killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop in Far Rockaway.
REPORT: Knicks could “intentionally overpay” Precious Achiuwa
If you think the New York Knicks are running out of time to add the final pieces to the roster aimed at contending for the NBA championship from the moment the ball tips off next October... you might want to reconsider your thoughts. Say hi to the “Human Trade Exception,”...
Emack and Bolio’s Has Signage Up for a New Location
A popular New York City ice cream spot is expanding with a new location on Bleecker Street. Emack & Bolio’s, a dessert spot known for its innovative flavors and Rock ‘N Roll-inspired interiors, is opening a new location soon. Per a post on Emack & Bolio’s Instagram page, signage has gone up at 272 Bleecker […]
Anthony Wayne Performs “…Just Me. Anthony Wayne: Live” on Monday, August 5 at The Green Room 42
Broadway star Anthony Wayne, best known for Mighty Real: A Fabulous Sylvester Musical, presents …Just Me. Anthony Wayne: Live, on Monday, August 5 at 7:00 PM at The Green Room 42. Enga Davis and AshtnMrtn are featured vocalists. The show is directed by Rufus Bonds, Jr., with music direction by Richard Baskin.
New York City Ballet turns 75
Turning seventy-five is a milestone, especially for a ballet company. At three-quarters of a century, New York City Ballet is considered not just one of the best dance companies in the world, but also the foundation of ballet in America."For all of us that are here, I think we all really would agree this is the top of the top," said Megan Fairchild, one of New York City Ballet's principal ballerinas. The company is made up of 90 dancers, and has an unparalleled repertory of more than 500 ballets. Asked what is different about the way dancers dance at New...
Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce executive director Winston Majette talks about Harlem Week
Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce executive director Winston Majette celebrates 50 years of Harlem Week by sharing how generations of families have been part of the events through the years. Majette said Harlem Week began as Harlem Day in 1974 as a "one-time only" event that, through the years, blossomed...
New York Pancyprian-Freedoms win National Amateur Cup
One of New York City’s most storied clubs are back atop the soccer landscape: The New York Pancyprian-Freedoms can now add National Amateur Cup champions to their resume after winning the century-old title on Saturday in Illinois. The team from Astoria beat FC Milwaukee Torrent, 6-0, in the final on the campus of Northern Illinois University.
Native American powwow in Queens celebrates culture and heritage
FLORAL PARK, Queens (PIX11) — The number of Indigenous people in the United States is estimated at between 4 and 7 million people, and only 20% of the Native Americans live on reservations. There was a big powwow at the Queens County Farm Museum on Sunday to celebrate American Indian culture. At the 45th annual […]
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