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The Daily Life of a Dancer
Iyanna Rynn Jackson attends NYU Tisch School of the Arts, majoring in Dance and Technique. As she is technically a […]
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New Leaves: Pandemic Plant Parenthood
In “Windflaw,” American poet K.A. Hays writes: “Only the mundane middle-of-things / stays green…” In this line, I found some […]
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Peak Cherry Blossom bloom brings New Yorkers out in droves to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
The sprawling 52-acre botanical garden is filled with breathtaking views, speciality gardens and plant collections, greenhouses, and over 200 cherry trees.
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The last tango of spring
April 30 was the last tango interlude of spring before they return for the summer sessions that will run through September.
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Mamoun’s Falafel
Mamoun’s is family owned, and has become a part of the history and culture of the Village.
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Beautiful Nonsense: Nightlife Revival at House of Yes
“It’s our legacy of beautiful nonsense,” said HOY co-founder Kae Burke.
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Scenes from Flushing, Queens: New York’s Largest Chinatown
Flushing, Queens, is home to nearly 100,000 Chinese Americans. Many first-generation immigrants started to move into the neighborhood in the […]
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Toñita’s
One of the oldest Latinx Social Clubs bridges generations together
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Illegal trash dumping plagues Philadelphia’s Black and brown neighborhoods
It is common for developers to buy up vacant lots for cheap, and then leave them to fill with trash.
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In Bustleton, a home away from home
Bustleton is a haven for post-Soviet refugees and immigrants.