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Modify City Of Yes Housing Opportunity From The Upper East Side To East Harlem

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the Department of City Planning's City of Yes Housing Opportunity (COYHO) zoning proposal.

Relieving Pain And Restoring Movement Through Physical Therapy

Pain and discomfort can have a profound impact on daily life, limiting not only mobility but also enjoyment of simple activities.

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Infinaeon Presale Dominates Layer-2 Crypto Market As ARB And OP Price Action Disappoints

The Layer-2 market has long been dominated by a handful of names, most notably Arbitrum and Optimism.

Printing Spotify Codes: A New Way To Relive Your Favorite Songs

You know how sometimes a song isn't just a tune—it’s a time capsule, a key to a cherished memory, or a bond between you and someone special?

Harlem’s Local Business Boom Fuels Demand For Advertorials In Digital PR

As Harlem’s business landscape experiences significant growth, with around 10,000 new businesses registered in the past year, local entrepreneurs are exploring innovative ways to stand out in the digital space.

Siena Poll: NY Black & Hispanic Voters Especially Worried About High Rx Prices

New York's Black and Hispanic voters are particularly worried about prescription costs and supportive of a proposal to allow lower-cost drugs to be imported from Canada, according to a recent Siena College Institute poll.

Teen Tobacco Use From Harlem To Hollywood Has Hit A 25-Year Low

By Consumer Affairs

Cigarette smoking and other tobacco use by American teenagers has reached its lowest point in 25 years, according to the 2024 National Youth Tobacco Survey.

Feeding America And GlobalGiving Support Hurricane Recovery

Hurricanes Helene and Milton have caused widespread devastation across multiple states, leaving thousands without access to essential resources.

Crime Survivors In NYC Strongly Prefer Treatment, Diversion Over Incarceration System

A new study released today by Alliance for Safety and Justice and the Independent Rikers Commission sheds light on the perspectives of New York City crime survivors regarding the criminal justice system and how to best improve public safety and victims’ services.