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This week, we interviewed Miguel Aguilar, from the Surfish Bistro restaurant in Brooklyn, who made a live recipe for us to share with everyone who loves this diverse cuisine, which is characterized by a mixture of indigenous, African, European and Asian influences. “Hello everyone, I’m chef Miguel Aguilar from Surfish Bistro, and this is one … Read more
The challenges that come with domestic violence put victims in difficult and painful situations, often leading to consequences not only on physical health, but also on mental health. Navigating domestic violence is not an easy task, which is why María Lizardo, director of the non-profit organization Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC) has struggled for years … Read more
This Saturday Spectrum NY1 Noticias, and our sister network NY1 News, were recognized at the New York Emmy Awards. Among the winners was Jillian Jorgensen, who won the award for the best educational school. Kelly Mena, who won the award for the best news report: Serious Feature. Eric Feldman won the award for best human … Read more
Frank DilLella, host of “On Stage” on our sister network NY1, shares his list of shows and plays that are recommended for you this week. Legendary musician Louis Armstrong takes center stage at Studio 54 thanks to the new show “A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical.” Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart stars and co-directs … Read more
The Brooklyn Museum, a cultural institution with a long history in our city, is celebrating its 200th anniversary. During this month of October, several events and activities have been scheduled to celebrate the occasion, and you can enjoy it too. The Brooklyn Museum was founded in 1824 and was originally called the Brooklyn Apprentice Library … Read more
City Harvest is celebrating 20 years of the Mobile Markets program with free deliveries of nutritious food to food insecure New Yorkers at Prince Hall Masonic Church. The program, launched in 2004, offers fresh foods from farmers markets directly to residents of five cities. Since the program began under the organization, City Harvest, they have … Read more
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One year after the earthquake, many people are still dependent on aid. Many families are still living in makeshift camps or makeshift accommodation and lack basic supplies. In the earthquake on September 8, 2023, more than 3,000 people died and more than 500,000 people lost their homes, including several children. 60,000 houses were destroyed as … Read more
All beaches in Brooklyn and Queens, except Jacob Riis Beach, will be closed to swimming Saturday and Sunday in anticipation of dangerous currents caused by Tropical Storm Ernesto, according to city and national parks officials. New York City Parks Department staff as well as lifeguards will be stationed along the shore to prevent swimming, officials … Read more