_es_Mn_NYC_Composting_Cuts_CG_129830274_2319 "GrowNYC Composting Program Faces Closure Because of Finances Cuts")
Carlos Rodríguez lives and works close to Madison Sq. Park in Manhattan. Day-after-day, Carlos walks some canines and all the time brings meals waste from his residence to the park, as a result of town collects it in particular containers to show it into compost by way of this system known as GrowNYC. Nonetheless, on … Read more
The Bronx enterprise group now has new instruments to remain protected. The Throggs Neck Enterprise Growth District secured the acquisition of 10 safety cameras, which shall be put in on East Tremont Avenue. The units permit uniformed personnel to observe the industrial space day-after-day, 24 hours a day. Based on Police Division figures, this division … Read more
Currently, almost every country in the world celebrates a different variation of Mother’s Day, thus honoring the essential role that mothers have in different types of families. – Do you prefer to be given gifts, roses, chocolates or money? “I don’t like flowers because I’m not dead, I’ve never liked them, I don’t like chocolate, … Read more
_es_Mn_NYC_Outdoor_Dining_CG_129773409_4738 "Isaac Mercado Repairs Outdoor Booth at Bravo 56 Bar and Restaurant in Inwood Amid Pandemic Challenges")
This week Isaac Mercado began repairing the outdoor booth of Bravo 56 Bar and Restaurant in Inwood, which during and after the pandemic has helped them to keep the business open. The structure cost more than 20 thousand dollars and a strong investment is also required to maintain it. “About 22 thousand dollars because we … Read more
The Little Island public park, one of our city’s newest built on the waters of the Hudson River at 14th Street in Manhattan, recently announced its schedule of summer concerts and activities. This is the fourth year in a row that the park has offered recreation and entertainment, at little or no cost, to New … Read more
Mercedes Santiago was looking forward to kissing her daughter who graduated this Friday from Columbia University with effort and sacrifice, working and studying at the same time. “It was two years of great effort, no holidays, working late and doing homework all the time. But today we arrived and here we are,” said the girl … Read more
Columbia University is canceling the graduation ceremony that was to take place on May 15. The institution indicates that it made this decision based on the input and opinions of the student leaders. The university ensures that they, instead, focus their attention on class days and school-level ceremonies. “Based on your feedback, we have decided … Read more
The Police Department is investigating a series of bomb threats sent to several synagogues in the city. Governor Hochul spoke out on the matter, communicating that they are actively monitoring these threats. Governor Hochul responded to the situation in a post on X saying: “We will not accept people spreading fear and anti-Semitism. Those responsible … Read more
This Sunday is celebrated on May 5, a date that commemorates the victory of Mexico in the Battle of Puebla in 1862, against the French invaders. From the Mexican Consulate, they published an invitation to anyone who wants to celebrate this important date by attending the party organized at Times Quare. Celebrate May 5th! 🤩🇲🇽 … Read more
Hundreds of Mexicans showed their pride in their culture from the heart of the iconic Times Square in New York where they danced together this Thursday to the typical music of the state of Morelos to the rhythm of the band Tlayacapan Brígido Santamaría, the oldest in their country . . Mexicans and foreigners gave … Read more