Getting tested for COVID-19 takes about 5 minutes at a mobile lab stationed in Upper Manhattan. And one of the neighbors expressed her opinion: “I was fascinated to see the performance they are doing for the Hispanic community. Mainly that there are so many in this area, because there are other centers that are crowded … Read more
The number of hungry children in the city is increasing. This according to a study carried out by the organization Hunger Free America which indicates that 38% of parents are reducing meal sizes or skipping some meals for their children due to not having enough money to buy food in the last month. The group … Read more
The Pôle Santé Travail on avenue Charles-de-Gaulle, in Saint-Omer, experienced an unusual effervescence on Friday morning. And for good reason, no less than two members of the government had made the trip to highlight the role of occupational medicine in this difficult period for companies: Laurent Pietraszewski, Secretary of State for Pensions and Occupational Health, … Read more
During his press conference this Sunday, the Mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, dedicated a congratulation to mothers from all over the city. At the same time, he called on New Yorkers to be very aware of the rules of social distancing during the festivities of this celebration. On the other hand, de … Read more
“One day is too much to have Donald Trump in the White House. In an hour he can destroy this country,” said Democratic congressman Adriano Espaillat. This is the message that united almost a dozen elected officials summoned by Espaillat in what they called a Community vigil for peace and unity. At the event, they … Read more
After being vandalized, repaired, and even thrown away in apparent confusion, East Elmhurst residents now have a community refrigerator again. “Being able to help in any way especially with something like food and feeding is so important,” said Andrew Sokolof, a volunteer. The original refrigerator was installed in October of last year in front of … Read more
UK began this Tuesday, January 5, 2021, its third national confinement by the covid-19, which could last until March. The order of the authorities was that the citizens stay at home as a last great effort to stop virus before vaccinations turn the tide of the pandemic. Since midnight on Tuesday, the country is once … Read more
The mayor of the city, Bill de Blasio, reiterated that municipal efforts were and will continue to be focused on protecting the population of the city. He reiterated that all personnel working in the health sector have put their lives to serve the public and, therefore, they should be listened to in their recommendations to … Read more
We are, the network of community clinics in New York that operates in different Hispanic neighborhoods of the city, is ready to vaccinate about 50,000 people a day, but they still have no idea when they will receive the vaccines against COVID-19. “The vaccines are to be distributed, to be used, not to be stored,” … Read more
Playbill is the publishing company in charge of producing the hand programs for all the plays on Broadway. His work spans more than a century and his influence has been such that, in these times, Playbill has become an international news portal about the world of theater in New York. The informative coverage of Playbill … Read more