Wednesday, November 2 — Even with all of our electronic diversions, many of us listen to radio at some point every day. The wide variety of formats means we can choose our favorite type of music, and radio keeps us up […]
Cubs Win Game 6, 9-3 Forcing Do or Die 7th Game Against Indians By William Coppola The bomb in the first inning by Cubs’ Kris Bryant with two outs was not a good start for Cleveland Indians starter Josh Tomlin […]
New York City Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr. is partnering with Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) to bring an ACC Mobile Adoption Event to the 17th Council District. The event will take place this Saturday, November 5, from 12-4pm […]
Captain David Villa was joined by Club President Jon Patricof, Sporting Director Claudio Reyna, the Club’s Tri-State Ford Partners and supporters. On Tuesday, New York City FC rang the Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange ahead […]
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor There was that momentum up at Rose Hill in early March because the Fordham men’s basketball team had a chance to make some noise in the Atlantic-10 Tournament after 17 wins, their most since 2006-2007. […]
Sepulveda and Diaz Host Job Fair, 11/2 Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda and Senator Ruben Diaz Job Fair on November 2, 2016 at A.E. Stevenson High School, Library Rm 209, 1980 Lafayette Avenue, Bronx. The Job Fair runs from 4:00 PM until […]
Residents Take Care of Own Wasp Problem in Throgs Neck by David Greene Residents are still talking about about a wasps nest that appeared virtually overnight, in a tree along Graff Avenue in Throgs Neck, where several residents reported being stung. […]
Tuesday, November 1 — On this date in 1848, the first medical school for women opened in Boston. At the time, it had a faculty of two and 12 students. By 1873, the school had graduated almost 100 doctors. That […]
New York City is currently home to 37 candy manufacturing plants employing approximately 520 workers.
Halloween Fun Facts It’s that time of the year again, folks. Break out the cotton cobwebs, cartoonish costumes and of course, candy. Yes indeed, today is Halloween. And more than a mere holiday, Halloween functions as an industry […]
Halloween Safety Halloween is one of the most enjoyable days of the year for children, but parents should be aware of potential safety risks when not properly supervised. Trick-or-treaters should always have adult supervision, even if they are traveling with groups of […]
The estimated number of potential trick-or-treaters in 2015 — children ages 5 to 14 — across the U.S. Of course, many other children — older than age 15 and younger than age 5 — also go trick-or-treating. How serious […]
Hollywood got a terrifying scare this weekend as the third installment in the ‘Da Vinci Code’ franchise — re-teaming director Ron Howard and star Tom Hanks — bombed in its U.S. debut with $15 million. Yes, that’s right, Razzie Award winner […]
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