For years, the residents of Bergen Beach saw an eyesore in the form of a garbage-strewn abandoned lot, blighting their neighborhood. Carol Pino, former Parent Coordinator at P.S. 312, and District 22 Superintendent Julia Bove instead saw potential. They envisioned a 2.2-acre vibrant learning garden

The internet era has transformed not only communication but also the world of gaming. Among the most impressive transformations? The rise of the iGaming industry. Once confined to neon-lit floors of traditional casinos, the gaming world now stretches to the limitless expanse of the virtual

Varicose veins, with their twisted, enlarged, and sometimes painful manifestation, often get sidelined as a cosmetic issue. However, they're indicative of deeper venous circulation problems, harboring potential health risks if overlooked. These are not mere skin blemishes; they’re indicators of profound circulatory dysfunction resulting from

Workplace security is something that is so important to everybody in the business, but it's so important also to your clients. While you can look after your employees and your staff that come in and out of the office all the time, you might not

When we came into office 20 months ago, we promised we would ‘Get Stuff Done’ for New Yorkers and New York City. Our most recent “Mayor’s Management Report” (MMR) shows that our administration has been doing just that in ways that improve our quality of

As a business, it’s important that you’re connecting with your customers regularly, building up a relationship with them. Why is this so necessary? Well, without that relationship, there’s no trust or loyalty there and that’s useful to have if you want to hold onto customers

Brooklyn, NY- State Senator Kevin Parker hosted the 16th Annual Harvest Fest Back to School Celebration on Saturday, August 26. The event, held at Paerdegat Park in Brooklyn, was a resounding success, offering a day of fun filled activities, valuable resources, and entertainment for the

In advance of the Labor Day holiday, the New York City Department of Sanitation has announced its trash, compost and recycling collection schedule for Monday, September 4, 2023. There WILL BE trash and compost collection on the holiday, in line with the Department’s mission to get New

This past week we made it official: outdoor dining is here to stay. New Yorkers were hungry for an outdoor dining program that was cleaner, safer, and healthier. And by signing a new bill to bring al fresco dining to all five boroughs, we’ve delivered for them.

New York City is home to people from all over the world. We may eat different foods and speak different languages, but in the end, we all want things: jobs, good schools for our children, public safety, and a chance to live the American Dream.

As Mayor of New York, I know just how important public safety is to our city, and how important the right leadership is in achieving it. Over the last 18 months, this Administration has made major progress in driving down major crime, and last week I

One of my most sacred obligations as Mayor is keeping our children safe from harm. And one of the leading risks to their health is nicotine-based products, including cigarettes and e-cigarettes, also known as vapes. We have made great progress, as a city and nation,

One of my most sacred obligations as Mayor is keeping our children safe from harm. And one of the leading risks to their health is nicotine-based products, including cigarettes and e-cigarettes, also known as vapes. We have made great progress, as a city and nation,

NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health announced last week that it has reached a significant milestone with its 20,000th midwifery birth. Baby Girl Ali entered the world on Thursday, July 6th at 4:37 a.m., under the watchful eyes of our certified nurse-midwife — Patrina Royes (pictured