‘Signs of the Times’ markers map out Harlem’s rich Black history
Luminaries from the Harlem Renaissance and beyond are celebrated and memorialized in 25 commemorative plaques that now bear ...
NYC’s Schomburg Center celebrating 100 years of Black culture art, history
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture has its roots in the Harlem Renaissance, one of the richest cultural ...
Protesters Rally Against Deletion of ‘Transgender’ on Stonewall Website
Hundreds of people gathered at the Greenwich Village site to condemn what they saw as a chilling strike against the symbolic heart of the gay rights movement.
Tipperary Hill Neighborhood Association plans to honor fallen officers with statue
The Tipperary Hill Neighborhood Association in Syracuse will honor two fallen officers, with a monument to their service and ...
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Capitol Police Recruit Officer From Westchester Mourned After Death In Crash At Age 22
Christopher Katz, a 22-year-old Capitol Police recruit officer and Army Reserve lieutenant from Northern Westchester, is ...
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Stories of Black Communities Stay Alive in Local Cemeteries
Headstones dot a wooded, overgrown hillside in front of two mid-rise office buildings on Paces Ferry Road in Vinings.
NYC’s reopened Hotel Chelsea, seen in ‘A Complete Unknown,’ lives up to rock ’n’ roll lore
The Hotel Chelsea, built in 1884 on W. 23rd Street in Manhattan, reopened in 2022 after a grueling renovation process. (Chris ...
‘Transgender’ and ‘queer’ erased from Stonewall Uprising national monument website
The National Park Service has removed references to transgender and queer people on its web page for the Stonewall National ...
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NYC’s oldest Hatzalah volunteer, a Holocaust survivor, dies at 88
Yehuda Lindenblatt, who survived the Nazi invasion of Budapest, went on emergency calls until his mid-80s The post NYC’s ...
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Late Kerry man remembered as stalwart of Irish in New York who was committed to helping those in need
A Kerry man who passed away late last month has been remembered as a ‘true son of Kenmare’ whose passion was helping others. Gerry O’Shea, formerly of Gortnamullen in Kenmare, passed away surrounded ...