Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. & Clear Channel Outdoor Bring “Tour de Bronx 2016” to Times Square Monday morning, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., came to Times Square to urge cyclists and tourists from all across the globe […]
Tuesday, October 18 — One of the foundations of modern business and science — the accessibility of accurate calculations — was reinforced this month in 1887. That’s when a patent was granted to […]
Donald Trump’s campaign is giving up on Virginia reports NBC News. The move to pull out of Virginia shows Trump is “running essentially a four state campaign,” with the focus now shifting to battlegrounds critical to his chances in November: […]
Monday, October 17 — Today is the second day of National Chemistry Week, an annual event held to raise public awareness of chemistry in the modern world. Coordinated by the American Chemical Society, the effort involves businesses, schools, and individuals in […]
Elected Officials, Women’s Advocates Rally Against Trump On Monday, October 17, elected officials, women’s rights organizations, and community leaders will gather in front of Trump Tower, 725 5th Avenue in Manhattan, to protest GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s treatment of women. The rally was […]
Sunday, October 16 — Today marks an anniversary that should please America’s power shoppers. On this date in 1868, the first full-line department store in the U.S. was organized in Salt Lake City. Called “Zion’s Cooperative Mercantile Institution,” it opened […]
NYC’s Largest Public Employee Union Explores Fossil Fuel Divestment District Council 37 forum focuses on environmental justice and divestment from fossil fuels New York, NY — Today, New York City’s largest public employee union, District Council 37, gathered for a […]
Saturday, October 15 — National Hispanic Heritage Month winds up today. The annual commemoration, beginning every September 15, can often treat Hispanics as a single, undifferentiated population. But the roughly 53-million Hispanic residents in America hail from a great variety of […]
NBC News is reporting that the Obama administration is contemplating an unprecedented cyber covert action against Russia in retaliation for what U.S. intelligence officials say is Russian interference in the American presidential election. Current and former officials with direct […]
This morning, the de Blasio Administration is teaming up with the Urban Justice Center’s Street Vendor Project for #NoshTheVote, a voter registration drive taking place this morning in the Bronx. Fauzia’s Heavenly Delights 11 AM – 3 PM Concourse Village […]
This morning, the de Blasio Administration is teaming up with the Urban Justice Center’s Street Vendor Project for #NoshTheVote, a voter registration drive taking place this morning in the Bronx. Fauzia’s Heavenly Delights 11 AM – 3 PM Concourse Village […]
Friday, October 7 — This date a century ago was a football Saturday for many of the 92 U.S. colleges with active programs. It was also game day for small Cumberland College of Lebanon, Tennessee, which dropped its football team after […]
Thursday, October 6 — October is a special month in the history of handling data. In Thursday, October 6th. October is a special month in the history of handling data. In a month that holds the anniversaries of the first […]
Tuesday, October 4 — Madison, Wisconsin truly has got milk. Today is the opening of the 50th annual gathering of the World Dairy Expo in the Wisconsin capital. Evolved out of the World Food Expo in 1967, the exposition is […]
Monday, October 3 — A great many Americans would name pizza high up among their favorite foods, month in and month out. But for the 33rd time, October is designated as October is designated as National Pizza Month. No one […]
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