New York Realtors Pivoting To Other Careers As The Market Has Not Been Improving
BY DESTINY MATEO Many people looking for promising jobs search online for options that don’t require a college degree. Not long ago, “realtor” used to …[read more]
BY DESTINY MATEO Many people looking for promising jobs search online for options that don’t require a college degree. Not long ago, “realtor” used to …[read more]
BY: USMAN CHOHAN The conflict between Hamas and Israel is in its fourth week, and last weekend brought a wave of protests and calls …[read more]
BY JOSH NARISMA Recent conferences in New York City focused on the debate over whether the generation of electricity should be a public good or …[read more]
BY JACK DWECK One year after a cyber attack hit the One Brooklyn Health hospital network, patients are looking for compensation for the network’s failure …[read more]
BY JADA SIMON On November 6, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the “Doula Directory” into law in response to the rise in infant and maternal mortality …[read more]
BY DIANA BAUTISTA Bushwick residents’ frustration peaked on Halloween night when ongoing anger over loud music from local nightclubs hit a new high. The neighborhood …[read more]
BY MEGAN MODESTE Marine Park is going through many construction changes at the moment but November 1st marked the beginning of its nature and forest …[read more]
BY ALLISON DUBROW People lined up on Halloween at Brooklyn College in Midwood to vote early. With Election Day around the corner, many want to …[read more]
BY SERIN SARSOUR The City University of New York is seeing a rise in enrollment across its campuses following the COVID-19 pandemic. The initial launch …[read more]
BY BRET BOTFELD Following four straight losses against New York, the Cavaliers ended that dreadful streak with a 95-89 victory at Madison Square Garden Wednesday …[read more]
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