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Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Holds Drug Overdose Vigil
Around 100 residents who have lost a relative to a drug overdose turned out for a candlelight vigil in Lincoln Park in Jersey City this past Wednesday. The event was organized by the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office. During the event, members of the Prosecutor’s Office gave a rundown of...
Star Gazing: Invest Fest, ‘Blink Twice’ Film Premiere, Sanaa Lathan, Meagan Good And More
From Atlanta to LA, Black celebrities made their presence felt with stylish outfits and exciting moments. This past week, Black celebrities made waves at high-profile events across the country, showcasing their influence and style. At Invest Fest in Atlanta, Lauren London exuded grace while Shannon Sharpe brought his signature charisma, and Drea and Lex P from the popular podcast Pour Minds mingled with fans. Over in New York, Zoe Kravitz dazzled on the red carpet at the premiere of her new film “Blink Twice,” effortlessly commanding attention with her bold fashion choices.
German supermarket powerhouse Lidl is opening an outpost on the Lower East Side
Lidl, the German supermarket chain with 12,000 stores worldwide, is opening a branch on Grand and Clinton on the Lower East Side. On Thursday, Lidl US officially announced that it had agreed on lease terms with affordable housing nonprofit Grand Street Guild for the 23,000-square-foot space at 408 Grand St. that previously housed a Rite Aid. (There were rumors of this pending arrival earlier last week, per the East of the Bowery Instagram account.)
NYC’s most fashionable shopping corridor is getting a mystery makeover
Uptown Madison Avenue, the city’s premier luxury shopping corridor, faces momentous change on the gilded blocks where East Midtown meets the Upper East Side. Two large office retail buildings are being demolished for new, mixed-use projects about which little is known. Meanwhile, wealthy fashionistas and even wealthier real estate investors wonder what’s to become of the former Barneys building, which has been vacant for four years. We first reported in July that Related Cos. will take down 625 Madison between East 58th and 59th streets for a mixed-use supertall tower that may rise to more than 1,200 feet. Related’s Jeff Blau told...
Best Paterson Chinese Restaurants in NJ
When exploring the best Paterson Chinese restaurants, you’ll find a diverse range of culinary experiences that showcase the rich flavors and traditions of Chinese cuisine. Paterson, NJ, is home to several outstanding Chinese restaurants, each offering its own unique take on classic dishes while maintaining a commitment to authenticity and quality. In this article, we highlight three of the city’s top Chinese dining spots—Goody, Hola Halal, and Yee Kee Chinese Restaurant. These are some of the best Paterson Chinese restaurants that prepare some of the best Chinese food in Paterson, NJ. These establishments are more than just places to grab a meal; they are community staples that reflect the vibrant Chinese food culture of Paterson.
Let the Academic Year Begin!
Pratt’s campus once again bustles with energy following a fun-filled orientation, as new and returning students embark upon a semester of learning, companionship, and exploration. Ahead of the new semester, students spent the week settling into campus, decorating their rooms, and meeting other students through social events, informational sessions, group trips, city tours, and other activities.
Robertson reaching elite company for K's by a reliever
CLEVELAND -- When David Robertson tied Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman for No. 13 on MLB’s all-time relief strikeout leaderboard, he was almost unfazed by it. “I’m chasing down the next guy,” Robertson said on Friday, ahead of the Rangers’ series opener against the Guardians. “That next guy is the one I’m after.”
Manhattan University Names Brother Augustine Nicoletti, FSC, Vice President Of Mission
A longtime member of the Manhattan University community is assuming a new and vital role. Brother Augustine Nicoletti, FSC, has been named Vice President of Mission; he also will serve as a member of the President’s Cabinet. As Vice President of Mission, he will develop and implement community-wide programs and events for faculty, administrators, staff, and students that support the Lasallian Catholic mission as well as overseeing two of the University’s most visible centers – The Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Center and the Dorothy Day Center.
Stock market today: Wall Street hovers around records ahead of Nvidia earnings and inflation data
NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street is hovering around record highs at the start of a week featuring another full slate of corporate earnings and the government’s latest inflation reading. The S&P 500 slipped 0.4% in morning trading Monday. The benchmark index is within 1% of its record set in July. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 14 points, or less than 0.1%, to 41,192 as of 11:45 a.m. Eastern. It is hovering around its record. The Nasdaq slipped 0.9%. It was weighed down by several technology companies that tend to tip the market because of their big values. Microsoft slipped 0.8%. Oil prices jumped 3.1% after Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah traded heavy fire on Sunday, triggering potential supply worries.
Flower Mound resident to be featured in Times Square video
Billy Leech of Flower Mound will appear in the bright lights of Times Square in New York City on Saturday, September 7, as part of the annual National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) Times Square Video presentation. The one-hour video, which includes 500+ photographs, includes children, teens, and adults with Down...
Kirby Hocutt unsure on scholarship increases for Texas Tech football, other sports
Texas Tech athletics director Kirby Hocutt and deputy AD Jonathan Botros have said this summer that the Texas Tech athletics department will be full participants in revenue sharing with its athletes, part of the landmark change on the college-sports horizon for the fall of 2025. Hocutt is less certain to what extent Tech...
Iconic Coney Island Cyclone roller coaster shut down indefinitely
BROOKLYN - With the end of NYC summer in sight, the iconic Coney Island Cyclone in Brooklyn was placed out of service indefinitely on Friday after the 97-year-old roller coaster malfunctioned a day prior. On Thursday, riders had to be rescued from the world-famous coaster after it got stuck in...
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