Adolfina Martínez chooses clothes for students from a school who need help in Sunset Park. It has been a week since he opened this store on Fifth Avenue to sell the donations that the neighbors give him. The money that is raised is destined to different altruistic causes in Brooklyn and in other countries. Martínez … Read more
Now that nail salons are once again serving the public, an entrepreneur doesn’t want anyone to go without getting their nails done. The Babe wine company created two manicure carts that go around different parts of the city offering free services. To maintain Covid-19 prevention measures, manicurists stand behind a sheet of Plexiglas and wear … Read more
This is the moment when the first person in the state is vaccinated … and in the country “I feel hopeful today …. I feel hopeful, that the cure is coming and the end of a very painful moment in our history,” said the recipient of the vaccine. It is about the nurse Sandra Lindsay, … Read more
The mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, warned this Monday that the city may be forced to impose another “total closure” of the activity in the coming weeks due to the increase in cases of covid-19. “I think there is the possibility of having to make a complete pause, a total closure in the … Read more
On Monday morning, a nurse in Queens became the first person in New York state to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. After more than 9 months fighting the coronavirus, it will be health workers – doctors and nurses – who receive the first doses of the Pfizer vaccine, which is already available in the state. Sandra … Read more
An iconic restaurant in the Big Apple certain its doors for an indefinite period. The famous 21 Club it will lay off all its employees by the beginning of next March. This was reported in a statement from the union that represents restaurant employees. The place is part of the city since 1930 when it … Read more
As throughout the world, the pandemic has impacted the lives of all New Yorkers and has forced them to change their daily lives. Fortunately, many of the artistic expressions have had the possibility to adapt to the new demands. Such is the case of the seventh art, the New York City Quarantine Film Festival was … Read more
The distribution of the first vaccines against COVID-19 is getting closer to being a reality. But many are afraid to put it on and some say it could be lethal. To which an expert epidemiologist responds: “None of those studies that they have carried out have deaths associated with the vaccine. Unfortunately, they do have … Read more
Investigators reveal the cause of the fire that destroyed a 130-year-old church along with other buildings located in the East Village of Manhattan. According to the authorities, faulty cables were the cause of the accident. The fire started on the first floor of a vacant building at 7th Street and Second Avenue, last Saturday. Fire … Read more
COVID-19 vaccines could arrive in New York City as early as this weekend. With preparations to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of people over the course of several months, many people have questions about the vaccines themselves and how they will be distributed. Here’s what you need to know about the Covid-19 vaccine. When will the … Read more