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Repollet tells incoming class: Kean’s renaissance comes with profound responsibility
President Lamont Repollet welcomed the freshman class at the start of his fifth academic year at the helm of Kean University with a visionary address — one that showed the new students the bar is set high. Kean University, he said, is working to close equity gaps in society...
Related, Wynn unveil plan for western Hudson Yards development
Battling casino opponents and competitors for a downstate gaming license, Related Companies and Wynn Resorts looked to wow decision-makers with a glittering plan for the western Hudson Yards. The companies released renderings of the $12 billion project sited for the undeveloped side of the rail yard, adjacent to Related’s original...
Navy to Celebrate Semiquincentennial in NYC
AUGUST 30, 2024 – Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro and New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on August 29th that the Navy and the City of New York will host International Naval Review 250 (INR 250) from July 3rd through July 8th in 2026,. “There’s no...
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce hosts roundtable to discuss effects of NYC’s minimum pay rules on food delivery workers
Sign up for our Caribbean Life email newsletter to get news, updates, and local insights delivered straight to your inbox!. The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday hosted a roundtable discussion with food delivery workers and small business representatives to discuss the far-reaching effects of New York City’s extreme minimum pay rate for delivery workers.
Sam Gravitte, Jenna Lea Rosen, Morgan Reilly, More Set for Reading of
An industry reading of the new musical The Goose Girl, based on Shannon Hale’s 2003 novel of the same name, will be held September 13 in Manhattan at Theater 315. Two-time Tony nominee Denis Jones will direct a cast that features Jenna Lea Rosen, Sam Gravitte (Wicked), Morgan Reilly (Freestyle Love Supreme), Dayna Dantzler (Waitress), Eros, Monet Sabel (Beautiful), Lizz Picini, Jared Bedgood, Stephen Cerf (Jersey Boys), Ian Knauer (Anastasia), Nick Martinez (Moulin Rouge), Elaine Cotter, Jennifer Perry (Kinky Boots), Kuppi Jessop, and Kolby Kindle (The Wiz).
Pathway to Patient Learning with Free Webinars for Seniors
For doctors, New York’s world-famous teaching hospitals provide a perfect path from internship to excellence. The Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) has similar–but definitely non-degree–pathways for patients seeking health information, which can be of special benefit to seniors with more numerous health questions. The HSS Education Institute describes its mission as aiming to be “a source for outstanding initiatives in education, training, research, and information for local, national, and international communities to prevent and treat musculoskeletal conditions and enhance patient care.”
Mayor Adams talks 3-K expansion and city safety ahead of new school year
NEW YORK (PIX11) — As kids get ready to head back to school, Mayor Eric Adams discussed plans for expanding early childcare and making the city safer for commuting families. The mayor and Deputy Mayor for Strategic Initiatives Ana Almanzar sat down for an interview with PIX11 Morning News on Friday, ahead of back-to-school week. […]
NYPD transit chief to leave police department for MTA job: sources
NEW YORK (PIX11) – NYPD Transit Chief Michael Kemper will be leaving the police department at the end of September, sources told PIX11 news. The NYPD has seen a drop in crime on the subway amid an ongoing mental health crisis during his tenure. Kemper is taking a job with the MTA, sources said. The […]
Library of Congress Restores Morton Subotnick’s Buchla 100 Synthesizer
The US Library of Congress has announced that it has restored Morton Subotnick‘s iconic Buchla 100 synthesizer, and is making it available for researchers to play. “Around 2008, the Library of Congress acquired one of the earliest Buchla 100 synthesizers through musician and teacher Michael Czajkowski, a friend of composer Morton Subotnick.
Accessibility in the News for 08-30
1. Disability Rights Group Files Lawsuit Over County Mask Ban In New York- August 23, 2024 Source: HuffPost. A disability rights group on Thursday filed a class action lawsuit against Nassau County, New York, alleging that its new ban on wearing masks in public is unconstitutional and discriminatory. Last week, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman signed a law making it illegal to wear masks “for the purposes of concealing an individual’s identity in public places.” Those who violate the law could face a fine of $1,000 and up to a year in jail…
Parts of these Staten Island Streets closed for road work next week
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) will close several streets on Staten Island for road work next week, including parts of major thoroughfares, like Van Duzer Street. All work is subject to change due to weather or the need for emergency road repairs. If...
Lightning strikes NJ zoo, causing fire: officials
WEST ORANGE, N.J. (PIX11) – A group of sea turtles in West Orange are recovering after lightning struck the Turtle Back Zoo on Wednesday night, causing a fire, according to zoo officials. Lightning hit a turtle hospital that helps treat sick turtles and return them to the wild, the zoo confirmed in a Facebook post. […]
The David A Benjamin Award – A Memorable Day for Christopher Clarey in New York
NEW YORK – Journalists are no doubt better suited to asking the questions than being the focus of attention, but I was touched and surprised to be this year’s recipient of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s David A. Benjamin Achievement Award. It was the 30th anniversary of the...
Hillside Comets have key players back to navigate through tough schedule
HILLSIDE, NJ — To navigate what he feels is “the toughest schedule in Union County,” head coach Barris Grant is fortunate to have his quarterback and his No. 1 player on defense returning. Senior signal-caller Zion Risher (5-10, 175) picked up nicely where Caleb Salters left off...
Adams highlights new funding to create hundreds more 3-K seats
Mayor Eric Adams on Friday touted an additional $100 million that will go toward early childhood education during the upcoming school year. The money will create 15,000 new pre-K and 3-K seats, focusing on high-need communities, expand special education and extended day seats, support undocumented children and bolster outreach efforts to boost enrollment, the mayor said.
“Talking Out of School”: Why media literacy now matters so much
Can school district leaders afford not to make media literacy a pillar of their instructional programs? Teaching the subject effectively is key to graduating students who are productive citizens, Shari Camhi, superintendent of New York’s Baldwin Union Free School District, says on the latest episode of District Administration’s “Talking Out of School” podcast.
S.O.F.I.A. Hosts 14th Annual Walk Against Domestic Violence, Sept. 7
Start Out Fresh Intervention Advocates (S.O.F.I.A.) invites the community to affirm that “With Awareness There is Hope” at its 14th Annual Walk Against Domestic Violence in Montclair’s Canterbury Park on Saturday, September 7. Danita Gregory-Puryear will serve as Grand Marshal for the event. A mother and wife,...
Pride earns second straight draw in battle against Columbia
The Hofstra University women’s soccer team played a scoreless draw against Columbia University in a battle of the non-conference foes on Friday, Aug. 23. The draw is Hofstra’s second of the new season, alongside a 1-1 season opener against Quinnipiac University on Thursday, Aug. 15. The Pride are now 10-6-3 all-time against the Lions.
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