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East Flatbush Tenants Push Landlord about Rat Infestation

May 23, 2022 Editor 0

By ELSA AMAYA Tenants at 201 Linden Blvd in the East Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn are battling a rising number of rats in their building. …[read more]

Two Fires in One Week in Borough Park Raise Questions

May 20, 2022 Editor 0

By GABRIEL SALAS In just over the span of one week, residents of Borough Park, Brooklyn are left with many questions after two fires have …[read more]

Horticulture in Harlem: Nutrition, Education and Therapy

May 20, 2022 Editor 0

By: ANNABELLE PAULINO Angela Tulloch, who lives on 142nd Street and Riverside Drive, has been a part of the Harlem community for over 40 years, …[read more]

Canarsie’s Children Program Makes a Comeback

May 20, 2022 Editor 0

By TYRELL INGRAM BROOKLYN- The children’s programs at the Hebrew Educational Society in the Canarsie neighborhood are making a comeback under a new normal. After …[read more]

The Pooper Scoop: Will Canarsie’s Dog Poop Problem Be Resolved?

May 12, 2022 Editor 0

By TYRELL INGRAM The people of Canarsie have seen an increase in dog poop within the neighborhood and are concerned that it’s only getting worse. …[read more]

Teenagers seeking better after-school programs in NYC

May 12, 2022 Editor 0

By ELSA AMAYA The Department Of Education in New York City, the largest educational system in the United States, provides a variety of afterschool programs …[read more]

NYC Comptroller Backs East Village Starbucks Union Drive

February 22, 2022 Editor 0

By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ New York – Workers at the Astor Place Starbucks in the East Village joined the list of employees supporting the drive to …[read more]

The ‘Great Resignation’ – Economists Debate Why

February 21, 2022 Editor 0

By: TYRELL INGRAM and SAMIA AFSAR A record 20 million workers quit their jobs in the second half of 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau …[read more]

Finding Family in West Indian Slave History

February 15, 2022 Editor 0

By ENRICO DENARD For people whose ancestry has been painfully intertwined with slave history, constructing a family tree can be a difficult topic. As part …[read more]

400 People Rally Virtually for More State Funding for the Disabled

February 15, 2022 Editor 0

By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ The pandemic hasn’t stopped disabled New Yorkers from advocating for equal education. CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities, CCSD, held their fourth …[read more]

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