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The FDA Pulls Cinnamon From Shelves Due To Lead Contamination
El Servidor Ground Cinnamon has been recalled due to potential lead contamination. This is the sixth cinnamon product to be recalled since the beginning of June this year, all for the same reason. The recall was initiated by the FDA on August 19th an...
18 Unsolved Burglaries Cracked: Pair Arrested In Months-Long North Jersey Spree
A months-long investigation found Kali J. Carter, 49, of East Orange, and Demetrius D. Hale, 49, of Bergenfield, were responsible for the incidents, all of which were residential burglaries, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. Below is a list of each incident:. January 2024: Residential burglaries in Ho-Ho-Kus, Hackensack, Paramus,...
Ulster Beekeepers to hold meeting September 9th
ROSENDALE- The Ulster County Beekeepers’ Association will hold a club meeting on September 9th at 7 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Rosendale Recreation Center located at 1055 Route 32 in Rosendale. Peter Cowin, known as “The Bee Whisperer,” will present on single brood chamber management. Cowin...
Riverpark Kicks off Oktoberfest with Lobstoberfest 9/12
Get ready to dive into the fall festivity at one of NYC’s premier waterfront spots!. Riverpark will be kicking off Oktoberfest this year with Lobstoberfest on Thursday, September 12, from 5 pm to 8 pm, promising guests an evening of delectable seafood and jubilant fun!. The German, seafood-inspired evening...
More bullying, teacher dissatisfaction with the chancellor: 5 takeaways from NYC’s 2024 school survey
Sign up for Chalkbeat New York’s free daily newsletter to keep up with NYC’s public schools.More New York City students than at any point in the past five years say kids in their schools regularly bully each other, newly released 2024 school survey results show.More than half of the roughly 355,000 middle and high school students who responded to the city school system’s annual survey earlier this year said their classmates sometimes or often bullied, harassed, or intimidated each other last school year – up from 44% in 2019, the first year for which citywide survey numbers are available.The rise...
Extra Extra: NYC public schools are done with heteronormative dress codes
Because the dress code this year seeks to comply with Title IX anti-discrimination rules, here are your afternoon links: Capri Sun is post-pouch, The Situation sobered up, wearing khakis to the gym is cool and more. [ more › ]
Prince Harry Will Receive Additional Security in New York After His 'Near Catastrophic' Car Chase
Prince Harry will return to New York in September for the U.N. General Assembly High-level Week, but due to his chaotic 2023 run-in with paparazzi, the Duke of Sussex will be needing more security in the Big Apple this time around.Harry will be on the East Coast to “advance a number of his patronages and philanthropic initiatives,” his rep told an outlet, adding that the famous redhead will participate in engagements for African Parks, The HALO Trust, The Diana Award and Travalyst.In May 2023, the Sussexes “were involved in a near catastrophic car chase at the hands of a ring...
Men's Soccer Falls in Season Opener at New Paltz
NEW PALTZ, N.Y.- The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) men's soccer team opened its 2024 campaign with a 1-0 setback at the first day of the New Paltz Hawks Classic. The Hawks netted the lone score of the afternoon on a strike by Alex Wyant in the 63rd minute. Wyant found an opening in the middle of the Engineer's box to tuck away a feed from Brian Boylan.
117 Teachers Complete Science Of Reading Microcredential Program
Last March, our elementary teachers and administrators had the opportunity to enroll in the Science of Reading microcredential program offered by SUNY New Paltz. This 35 hour course, completed over a six month period, focused on the five key areas of reading instruction as evidenced by reading research. The coursework highlighted research-based tools and practices that can be used with any literacy curriculum.
‘Drunk driver’ who ‘killed hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother’ sighs after learning he’ll be in jail for a week
THE man accused of drunkenly plowing his Jeep into hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, killing both, sighed after learning he’ll remain in jail until his next hearing. Johnny, 31, and Matthew Gaudreau, 29, were fatally run over on Thursday evening as they rode their bicycles through a New Jersey roadway. New Jersey […]
Jessica Biel Leaves Justin Timberlake’s DWI Drama Behind As She Stuns At The US Open In A Classy Suit Vest
Jessica Biel exuded sophistication at the US Open this week, donning a fashionable light blue co-ord set that included a vest top and matching trousers. (Vests are currently a major trend on TikTok at the moment and are expected to be incredibly popu...
2 Prisons With The Most Dangerous Inmates Are In WNY
Living in a prison community can be rewarding in the sense that it often provides good-paying jobs to the people in the area. But, on the other hand, there's always the lingering fear that a prisoner may escape or that there could be a riot. No matter how secure a prison is, there is always a chance that something bad can happen. That is especially true when you live near a maximum-security facility that houses the most dangerous criminals in the state. In New York, there are 15 correctional facilities that are deemed maximum security, two of those are in Western New York. These prisons are generally where the worst of the worst are housed. According to Cambridge Dictionary, a maximum-security prison is,
NYS: New measures to prevent drowning
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)– As summer winds down, two new bills were signed into law to help prevent drownings throughout New York State. One will now require the state department of health to have outreach programs teaching the public about fatal and non-fatal drownings and how to prevent them. “It will basically take drowning, which is […]
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