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NYPD: Raid uncovers real, fake guns at home of woman on Staten Island
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A 60-year-old woman was arrested after real and imitation guns were found when officers raided her home in New Dorp Beach, authorities allege. Officers armed with a search warrant swarmed the home of Debra Ingenito on Topping Street at about 5 p.m. on July 25, according to the criminal complaint.
Get fresh fruits and veggies at a new farm stand in Central Park
HARLEM, Manhattan (PIX11) — Forgot to pack something for that perfect picnic in Central Park? Well, New Yorkers can now pick up some last-minute fresh fruits and veggies at a new farm stand in the famous greenspace. The stand is now open on the north side of Central Park near 110th Street and Malcolm X […]
Erie Canal photo contest, chance to be featured in Erie Canalway Calendar
NEW YORK — New York photographers are being asked to submit their photo entries for the annual Erie Canalway Photo Contest. The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor are inviting both amateurs and professionals to submit up to 3 images of the Erie Canal. According to the press release, they are looking for images that showcase “the canals’ beauty, vibrancy, and character.” The winning images will be selected for the 2025 Bicentennial Erie Canalway Calendar.
Deepak Chopra is leading a massive free yoga class in Bryant Park
When it comes to wellness gurus, few are bigger and better known than Deepak Chopra, a prominent and controversial alternative medicine advocate who wrote the incredibly successful book Ageless Body, Timeless Mind: The Quantum Alternative to Growing Old. On September 11, Chopra is joining iconic yogi Sarah Platt-Finger to host...
Another blockbuster performance by ‘Joe Iconis & Family’ at NYC’s 54 Below
Back at their home-away-from-home at 54 Below for a five-night residency with an all-new show and a rotating self-described “Rogue’s Gallery of showtune punks,” Joe Iconis & Family: Meditations in an Emergency opened on July 30, and, as always, left me in need of more superlatives than there are in the English language to do justice to the extraordinary level of talent, creativity, fun, and humanity that he and the cast bring to the stage, around the house, and into the hearts of their devoted audience. Yes, it was all that and more. Way more.
Men Of Soul Play Summer Concert
Central Astoria Local Development Coalition (LDC) held its third concert of the 2024 Summer Concert Series at Astoria Park: Men of Soul, who played on Thursday, July 25, on the Astoria Park Great Lawn. They lifted spirits, brought back memories, and recruited a brand new generation of soul devotees. This week, Central Astoria LDC welcomes Strawberry Fields (Beatles tribute band) for their last of the series, on Thursday, August 1, 7:30 pm until 10 pm. “This beloved annual event is a highlight of the summer season, offering a diverse range of musical acts that promise to entertain and inspire. Gather your family and friends, bring a blanket, and join us under the stars for these magical evenings in one of New York City’s most scenic parks.” For more information on this and all future Central Astoria LDC events, visit www.centralastoria.org, email centralastoria@aol.com or call 718-728-7820, and don’t forget to like Central Astoria LDC on Facebook and follow them on Twitter & Instagram. The concerts take place on the Astoria Park Great Lawn (Shore Blvd, between the Hell Gate Bridge and Astoria Pool).—Annette Alberts.
Heat Waves and Mega Storms Are Creating New Challenges for Art Storage and Logistics
Unless you’ve been trapped in an air-conditioned room since May, summer this year has been pretty miserable. Temperatures have been so high that the global heat record was set two days in a row. The heat waves start earlier, last longer, and don’t break in the evenings. And now, here comes hurricane season.Uovo Is Expanding the Definition Of Art Storage--and Rapidly Growing Its Operations Fine art storage companies are hyper-aware of extreme temperatures and high humidity levels—not to mention hurricane conditions—due to strict industry standards, new climate-control systems, and the mounting expenses and logistical challenges from growing demand for client services. “Frankly,...
almost monday Opens at MSG to a Sold Out Crowd
San Diego’s very own almost monday is an electrifying trio making waves in the alt pop scene. Comprised of the ever-charismatic lead vocalist Dawson Daugherty, guitarist Cole Clisby, and bassist Luke Fabry, the guys have perfected the art of blending surf rock, indie pop, and 80s new wave into a sound that’s as catchy as it is unique.
National Night Out Helps Create Bonds Between Police & Communities
It’s incredible how quickly we’ve reached the midpoint of summer, isn’t it? Once again, it’s time for the National Night Out Against Crime, scheduled for Tuesday, August 6. This event, sponsored by police precincts, features great events throughout the district and across the country. The National Night Out, an annual event, plays a vital role in fostering a positive police-community relationship nationwide, contributing to safer and more vibrant neighborhoods for all residents.
Ocean City Aquatic Center Closing For Renovations Starting In August
For over 40 years, the Ocean City Aquatic and Fitness Center has been one of the unique perks for residents of Cape May County's northernmost community. Ocean City Residents get use of the Recreational Pool and Fitness Center at a discount compared to Non-Residents, a value that is worth it for many year-round citizens. Located inside the Community Center at the corners of Simpson and Haven Avenues off 18th Street, you also find the Ocean City Public Library in the same building.
RED BANKERS POST WISH LIST FOR TRAIN STATION PLAN
The crowd at the train station redevelopment plan public workshop. (Photo by Brian Donohue. Click to enlarge.) Gene Horowitz asked for “a lot of speed bumps” on the streets. Peter Cavalier suggested builders reconnect the long disjointed North and South Pearl Streets to create another route through a...
New York sees highest amount of Listeria cases amid Boar’s Head outbreak
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Twelve people in New York state and two people in New Jersey have contracted Listeria food poisoning amid an outbreak linked to Boar’s Head sliced deli meat, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC mapped the ongoing Listeria outbreak but says those numbers could be higher because […]
Something is changing at the NJ Shore – Have you noticed?
As a lifelong resident of the Jersey Shore, there is both good and bad, when it comes to the summer season. Since it's always easier to talk about the negative, let's begin with the positives. For one, the weather is warm and the days are long. And let's be honest,...
State Council on the Arts Approves $30M+ in Grants, Names New Chair
The New Jersey State Council on the Arts has awarded more than $30 million in grants to support approximately 900 arts organizations, projects, and artists throughout the state. The grants were approved at the Council’s 58th Annual Meeting in Trenton. State funding for the Arts Council comes from the...
NYC’s Data-Driven Future: 46 Algorithms and Counting
New York City runs on algorithms, at least 46 different algorithmic tools to be exact. Behind the rapid expansion of these tools is an example of how America’s biggest city is aiming to be transparent about which departments use these tools and what kind of data is being processed and by whom.
Howell man charged in 2023 fatal collision
WALL TOWNSHIP — A suspect has been located, arrested and charged in connection with a fatal three-vehicle collision that took place in Wall Township in July 2023, Monmouth County First Assistant Prosecutor Julia Alonso and Wall Township Police Chief Sean O’Halloran jointly announced Tuesday. Thomas Redding, 45, of Howell Township, is charged with death by auto and multiple drug and motor vehicle violations in connection with the collision in Wall that resulted in the death of a Wall Township man.
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