Madela Art Work Auctioned for First Time in New York City
By Alfonsina Venegas The Bonham art gallery on Thursday held an auction at its Manhattan premises, featuring contemporary African art. And among the artists whose …[read more]
Month: May 2019
Controversial Project That Would House Elderly and LGBT Tenants – but Would Endanger a Beloved Garden – Heads Toward Approval
By Maya Dower-Johnson, Jonathan Wilson and Salamat Ellams The New York City Council held a hearing at City Hall on Thursday to discuss building …[read more]
Senate Banking Committee Chair James Sanders Holds Event Advising Small Businesses How to Borrow Money
By Edward King and Alexander Parisel Politicians, financial experts and advocacy groups gathered together on Thursday for a financial engagement forum at the Springfield …[read more]
Long Island Officials and Holocaust Survivors Reflect on a Painful Era
By Brianna Mikes There is hope on Long Island. But some believe that Nassau County residents and, indeed, the country, are living in dangerous …[read more]
Gravesites in Washington Square Park Bring Awareness to City’s Opioid Crisis
By Tywanna Webb On Thursday, New Yorkers placed flowers on the tombstones in Washington Square Park to memorialize residents who have died in the …[read more]