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Bronx Times
Published 1 hour agoSt. Mary’s Recreation Center reopens after $20.7M renovation
After nearly four years of closure and a $20.7 million renovation, St. Mary’s Recreation Center has reopened in St. Mary’s Park. NYC Parks celebrated the reopening Sept. 30, which also marked the center’s 75th anniversary. City officials, elected leaders and community members…
Queens Ledger
Published 3 hours agoRidgewood History Night Returns to Willow’s
BY COLE SINANIAN | cole@queensledger.com RIDGEWOOD — Do you live in Stierville? If your home is somewhere within the boundaries of Fresh Pond Road, 71st, Putnam, and Forest Avenues, then you probably do. It was these streets within which the legendary builder and Sheriff of…
Long Island Press
Published 6 hours ago2026 NY Brain Tumor Walk honors survivors and families impacted by brain cancer
Families, supporters and friends despite the rain walked on the boardwalk of Jones Beach for the 2026 New York Brain Tumor Walk. Hundreds attended the annual walk to raise awareness, honor memories of those who have lost their lives to brain cancer, and to show support to those…
Orgullo y unidad en exhibición: la izada de bandera por el Mes de la Herencia Hispana
El Mes de la Herencia Hispana comenzó con gran entusiasmo en la Universidad Estatal de Montclair con un desfile, discursos y una ceremonia de izado de banderas para celebrar a las comunidades hispanas y latinas de la universidad.
Gothamist
Published 8 hours agoOctober is spooky season at the movies in New York City
Jamie Lee Curtis in "Halloween" Horror fans, get ready to be horrified. [ more › ]
The Hoboken Girl
Published 9 hours agoHoboken Community Rallies Around Studio 17 Founder’s Daughter During Her Cancer Journey
neighbors Dr. Briza Walter, the founder of Studio 17 Med Spa in Hoboken, has taken a leave of absence from her position…
Mid Hudson News
Published 9 hours agoLetter to the Editor: Local Action Needed to Support our Most Vulnerable Veterans
Dear Editor, For generations, America has called upon young men and women to serve in uniform, placing them in harm’s way to defend our nation and preserve the freedoms we too often take for granted. They have answered that call with courage and commitment. Too many, however,…
Rochester Beacon
Published 9 hours agoRenewal of a community hub
The two-year, $8.5 million renovation and expansion of the Maplewood Community Library positions it to play an even greater role in the life of the neighborhood.
Long Island Press
Published 10 hours agoWoman races time in bid to preserve historic Oyster Bay fishing boat
One of Long Island’s historic vessels is docked in a Maryland marina, and one woman has found herself leading the cause to return the Joseph B. Glancy dredge boat back to its original home. The 54-foot wooden oyster dredge is over 100 years old and spent decades working in the…
Bronx Times
Published 10 hours agoMake a Difference: 500 Reasons to Give Blood
Your blood donations Make A Difference. Really, just one donation can save up to three lives. For New Yorker, Anna Woods, that meant the world. Her father, Peter Woods, was an NYPD first responder who spent six months working at Ground Zero. He spent his life in service to his…
Long Island Press
Published 10 hours agoSmashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan marking milestones on tour
If you get a chance to see Billy Corgan on his current tour with his new group The Machines of God, understand its part of his commemoration of a pair of recorded Smashing Pumpkins’ watershed moments—the 30th anniversary of 1995’s Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and the…
Long Island Press
Published 10 hours agoSecond annual LIMEHOF Music Documentary Film Festival ends on a high note with the screening of over 40 films, Q&A panels, and LIVE music performances
The second annual LIMEHOF Music Documentary Film Festival concluded on Sunday, September 27th with an award ceremony that celebrated the scope and diversity of this year’s films. Filmmakers from across the US and other countries gathered at the Long Island Music and Entertainment…