Free texting service helps moms
By NAKIA COPELAND Sayeeda Coggins, 20, a cashier at Chipotle in Madison Square Garden food court, was well into her daily routine of getting her …[read more]
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HPV-related cancers on the rise: Report
By JERMECIA EDWARDS While overall cancer rates continue to decline, HPV-associated cancers are on the rise among men and women, according to the Annual Report …[read more]
Bloomberg Partners with Jo’burg Mayor
By JERMECIA EDWARDS Mayor Bloomberg and Johannesburg Mayor Parks Tau announced on Tuesday that the city of Johannesburg, South Africa will host the fifth biennial …[read more]
Thompson breaks from Bloomberg, Cuomo on school funds
By JAMILLE SUTTON Ten years ago, the Campaign for Fiscal Equity won a ruling from the state’s highest court that a state funding formula violated …[read more]
A church and a drag show in Times Square
By AMANDA ANDRIES The first performance of “Breakfast at Epiphany’s,” a drag show at Lillie’s restaurant in Times Square, brought cheers to the packed audience …[read more]
New Upper West Side Medical Facility Opens
By RACHEL SILBERSTEIN Prestigious medical college Weill Cornell showed off its newest medical practice on West 84th Street and Broadway on Upper West Side at …[read more]
Brooklyn Detective Testifies on Arsonist’s Alleged Confession
By JERMECIA EDWARDS & VANESSA WALKER A Brooklyn Detective testified at the trial of Guatemalan ex-con on Tuesday that the accused arsonist in his statements …[read more]
DUMBO studio gives artists space to grow
By RANDY ROJAS It was just days ago that this DUMBO gallery was packed with people admiring their representation of the neighborhood through photographs, film, …[read more]
4th year for How I Learned storytelling series
By ASHLEY BALAVENDER The storytelling series How I Learned celebrated its four-year anniversary on Wednesday at Happy Ending Lounge in Chinatown. Coming back from a …[read more]
City: Hurricane housing aid helps
By SAMANTHA GRILLO The director of the city’s Office of Housing Recovery Operations told the City Council on Tuesday that $750 million will be spent …[read more]