Passover, Freedom and Quinoa
This past Monday evening Jews all around the world celebrated an event which happened about 4,000 years ago: the Hebrew
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Author: Shari
Fred Hersch and Fazioli Shine at Spring Jazz Concert
Ordinarily Fred Hersch, beloved jazz pianist who has been nominated for three Grammy awards, performs on a Steinway piano to
Read MoreHearing on Terrorism Criticized as Anti-Muslim
Hearings are scheduled to commence in the State Senate office building in lower Manhattan on Friday on the subject of
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Last Sunday the old Coney Island was escorted to its final resting place, symbolically, of course, while the new Coney
Read MoreControversy Brews Over World Trade Center Victim’s Remains
National September 11 Museum- Artists Rendition Many Victims of 9/11 Still Unidentified There are still 1,123 victims of the terrorist
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In the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, police officer George Wong was
Read MoreDeep Cuts Threaten City as Cuomo Announces New Budget
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg reacted with “outrage” on Monday to Governor Cuomo’s proposed state budget for this coming year. In
Read MoreGeraldine Ferraro Political Trailblazer Dies at 75
Geraldine Ferraro, former congresswoman from Queens, made history in 1984 as she walked up to the podium at the Democratic
Read MoreChristina-Taylor Remembered with Beam from WTC
Christina-Taylor Green was born on September 11, 2001, the infamous day when New York’s World Trade Center was destroyed, the
Read MoreState Budget Cuts Hurt New School Construction
Due to the huge state budget deficit, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has proposed to limit the amount of money going
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