Chairman Crowley Statement on Trump Administration’s Plan to Undermine Health Care Law (Queens, NY) – House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley (D-NY) issued the following statement after the Trump Administration signaled its plan to undermine the Affordable Health Care Act […]
T.R.UT.H.” by Victor Vauban Junior The ‘BSOU’ Repertory Theatre Company brings to the Huntington Free Library an exciting theatrical play that explores the meaning of truth and sheds some light on matters such as mental illness, abandonment, loneliness, despair and […]
Senator Klein Hosts 22nd Annual Bunny Breakfast Bronx, NY – Senator Jeff Klein hosted his 22nd Annual Bunny Breakfast Easter celebration at Villa Barone Manor on Saturday. Hundreds of Bronx children and their families enjoyed a complimentary breakfast followed by […]
By Luis Vazquez The 2017 WNBA Draft is the party where all young girls who play basketball want to attend. It’s also a time for nervousness as each player hopes to leave with their own personal Cinderella story. At Samsung […]
Easter is coming and many animal advocacy organizations are urging parents not to buy live Easter animals like rabbits and baby chicks. “Rabbits and chickens can make wonderful companions, but those adorable babies grow up quickly into adults that will […]
BOROUGH PRESIDENT DIAZ & COUNCIL MEMBER KOSLOWITZ PARTNER ON SELF-STORAGE DATA LEGISLATION Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. and Queens City Council Member Karen Koslowitz have partnered on legislation to increase transparency in the self-storage industry in New York City. […]
By Ray Negron The Yankees held their annual welcome home dinner at the New York Hilton on Sixth Avenue in midtown. I received several phone calls from friends that attended the affair and they reported it was a truly memorable […]
By Rev. J.Loren Russell Matthew 28:19-20: Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I […]
Sunday, April 16 — Children have worked throughout history, especially on family farms and in trades. But their employment in industrialized settings raised many popular objections. On this date in 1836, Massachusetts became the first state to prohibit children under age […]
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Wednesday, April 19th. at 7:30 pm. The East Bronx History Forum will hold its 120th free and open meeting with three Bronx authors. Last year the Forum held the Bronx movie premiere of “Love in the Age of Dion” by […]
Congressional Leaders Urge Secretary Tillerson to Reverse Decision Eliminating Funding for the United Nations Population Fund Reversal would maintain U.S. leadership around the globe and provide life-saving care for women and girls WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Congresswoman Louise Slaughter (NY-25) […]
IDC delivers Raise the Age & historic immigrant legal aid fund in this year’s budget State Budget Changes New York for the Better with higher wages, increased education funding & college affordability plans Albany, NY — Members of the Independent […]
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