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NYC Publis Schools Partners With Special Olympics NY To Expand Access To Sports

Today Mayor Eric Adams, Schools Chancellor David C. Banks, and Special Olympics NY President & CEO Stacey Hengsterman announced an expanded partnership.

The Art Of Mindful Eating: How Eating Slowly And Intentionally Can Improve The Relationship Between Food And Your Body

We've all been there - mindlessly munching on snacks while scrolling through our phones or mindlessly gobbling down meals while watching TV.

The Top Superfoods You’re Not Eating (But Should Be)

When it comes to eating healthy, you've probably heard the term "superfoods" thrown around.

How Can You Improve Your Modern Practice?

The medical practice is a constantly evolving and ever-changing environment.

Introducing Central Park’s New Cherry Blossom Tracker Map For Everyone!

The Central Park Conservancy – the non-profit organization that raises the funds, manages the capital work and oversees every aspect of the daily care of Central Park.

Mayor Adams Signs Legislation To Protect Victims Of Domestic Violence

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today signed two pieces of legislation from Harlem to The Hudson.

6 Important Facts To Know If You Lose Someone Unjustly

If you've lost someone unjustly, you know how difficult it is to cope. You may feel like you're never going to recover from the loss.

How To Properly Handle Toxic Work Environments

Negative and unhealthy relationships between colleagues, supervisors, or managers characterize a toxic work environment.

Gnocchi: Learn How To Make Different Dishes With It

Gnocchi All'Amatriciana, Gnocchi Malloreddus, and Gnocchi alla sorrentina are some dishes that make your mouth water just by reading their Italian names.

Chaufa Rice: The Irresistible Peruvian Side Dish

This is a healthy, dietary, and easy-to-prepare recipe from Peruvian cuisine.

Why Everyone Should Consider Taking a Gap Year

Whether you're trying to figure out what you want out of life, or are burnt out from working too much, everyone deserves to take a gap year.

What Does It Take To Make A Relationship Work Well?

Relationships are complex and require a lot of effort to maintain.

Emergency Support For Xenobia Bailey

In an email from Michelle Bishop, Executive Director at Harlem Needle Arts regarding support for artist Xenobia Bailey .

Temu Promotes Its Four Core Values: Empowerment, Diversity And Inclusion, Integrity, And Social Responsibility

Temu, an online shopping app that made its debut four months ago, has come strongly out of the blocks and won over consumers with a wide selection of quality products that met their needs and are affordable.

Ways You Can Enjoy Mountain Biking More

Mountain biking is a great use of your time. You can greatly boost your fitness and enjoy the great outdoors.