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The Fukushima Kids Summer Camp in New York
By Ugonma Ubani-Ebere The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant melted down in March 2011, and many families from that area, […]
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Canadians Living in New York Face Voting Restrictions
Special Voting Rules of the Canada Elections Act state that electors living abroad may vote by mail-in ballot only if they intend to return to Canada and they have “resided abroad for less than five consecutive years.”
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NY People: Kennedy, Singer of Kennedy Administration
The lead singer of the Kennedy Administration tells her story.
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NY People: Paul Sanchez, New York Photographer
Paul Sanchez, a New York photographer, on how he started his career and why he loves photographing in New York.
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NY People: Taiwan Norris, Choir Singers Heads to Carnegie Hall
Singer Taiwan Norris, practices at the Riverside Church in Harlem, NY in preparation for his Carnegie Hall debut.
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NY People: Michael Bloom, Chess Player
Michael Blooms loves to play chess at the Chess forum in Greenwich Village.
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Combating climate change on campus
“Take the challenge,” Cuomo encouraged students at the discussion.
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Panel Discussions Addresses Negative Public Perception of the Common Core
A panel discussion with leaders in childhood education that took place at the Sheen Center last Sunday addressed the negative […]
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Dancers awarded much needed college scholarships
NYCDAF Founder and Executive Director Joe Lanteri said the philosophy of the foundation is to give opportunities to young dancers who cannot afford higher education.
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Bronx pow wow celebrates Native American culture
They danced traditional Native American dances, ate Native foods, listened to stories and admired the dreamcatchers that were sprinkled throughout the event.