New York State Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,C-Canandaigua) (right) met with former Buffalo Bills quarterback and National Football League Hall of Famer, Jim Kelly, on Tuesday at his office in the Capitol. Kelly, who was in Albany discussing […]
The Juneteenth holiday is Sunday, June 19, and it commemorates the official end of slavery in 1865.
The first commercial computer, the 13-ton UNIVAC I, began its 12 year — or 73,000-hour — career of number crunching for the bureau in this date 65 years ago.
The American dream of owning a home got a lifeline on this date in 1933 with passage of the Homeowners Loan Act.
GOVERNOR ANDREW CUOMO, MAYOR BILL deBLASIO AND LGBT LEADERS JOIN TO STAND INSOLIDARITY WITH THE SURVIVORS AND VICTIMSOF THE ORLANDO TERRORIST ATTACK New York, New York: Governor Andrew Cuomo, Mayor Bill de Blasio, Stonewall Democrats, and leaders of the […]
The Second (Indianhead) Division Association is searching for veterans who served in the Army’s 2nd Infantry Division at any time.
In 1940, just 5 percent of Americans had a bachelor’s degree or higher — today, that figure is well over 30 percent, or more than 72 million.
The NYC Taxi and Limosine Commission announces that Green Cab permits will now be more widely available. Pricing starts at $3450 per permit. For more information call 718-391-5501. Starting Monday June 13, Street Hail Livery, i.e., Green Taxi cab permits will […]
This is National Dairy Month, observed since 1937 when it was called National Milk Month.
NEW YORK—Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced that he has appointed Eric Phillips Press Secretary. As Press Secretary, Phillips will be responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the Mayor’s press office. Phillips has served as a Deputy Communications Director since […]
BP Diaz Report Highlights Over $9.4 Billion in Total Bronx Development Since 2009.
On Friday, June 10, 2016 join Councilmember Salamanca for the Grand Opening of his new district office at 1070 Southern Boulevard in the Bronx.
This year’s Cereal City Festival kicks off this evening with a parade in downtown Battle Creek, Michigan.
A home entertainment revolution began on this date in 1975 when the videocassette recorder was introduced.
July will mark the 40-year anniversary of the Legionnaires’ disease outbreak at a Philadelphia hotel.
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