Last Tuesday, approval was given for the creation of a two-way protected bike lane on Crescent Street, Queens, New York. The Queens Community Board 1 ruled that between Hoyt Avenue North and Queensboro Bridge a bike lane for cyclists would be created. In fact, work on the southern part of the lane has already started …
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Re-Opening for Business: NY Slowly Achieves a New Normal
Last week parts of New York state began re-opening for business. Those areas that were able to meet Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s requirements to practice safety were given permission to re-open. Included Many recreational activities and low-risk operations were given the go-ahead. Businesses such as landscapers, gardening, tennis, etc. that are able to uphold social distancing …
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NYC: Looking Out for the Elderly
New York City seems to be a place solely for the young and young at heart; the partygoers, the business entrepreneurs and those who are always looking for the next project to engage in. That description wouldn’t at first glance seem to include the elderly, the seniors in the community. But if we glance just …
The Best Holiday Windows
In this video we get to see some of the most spectacular window displays for Christmas in New York City. This includes: Macy’s, Bloomingdales, Gucci, Cartier, Rockefeller Center and more.
Importance of the Locality: Hudson Valley
Jenna Flannagan addresses the Hudson Valley Future Summit on the importance of local news and local media.