Miscellaneous
Here’s How You Can Commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day
Even though New Yorkers have to stay apart, we can still all come together (virtually) to honor the memory of lives lost during the Holocaust and pay...
You Can Still Celebrate Nature And Help The Planet This Earth Day
Earth Day is coming up on April 22, which also marks its 50th anniversary. Ever since the event’s founding in 1970, Earth Day has aimed to raise...
Kids Of Front-Line New Yorkers Can Get Free Child Care. Here’s How.
Last month the New York City Department of Education launched an initiative to open Regional Enrichment Centers — places where the children of...
Are You A Senior Who Needs Your Meals Delivered?
UPDATE, Tuesday, April 14: The city is now transitioning the home-delivery initiative into its GetFoodNYC program. Dial 311 to register. They're...
PSA: Leo’s Bagels Has Reopened And Is Ready To Serve Up Perfection
A gut yontif to those of you going the unleavened route this week, though you may want to bookmark this public service announcement for later: Leo's...
Having Trouble Applying To The Paycheck Protection Program? Law Students Are Here To Help.
Since April 3, small-business owners have had the opportunity to apply for funds allocated through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) — the...
Make Sure You Can Vote, Despite The Pandemic. Here’s How.
UPDATE, May 5: A federal judge has reinstated the presidential race on the New York State ballot, joining several key local races for which your...
Schools Are Giving Out Three Free Meals A Day For New Yorkers Who Need Them
Last month the Department of Education launched a grab-and-go lunch program to ensure that kids across the five boroughs wouldn't go hungry since...
Michelin Is Helping You Turn Your Kitchen Into A Starred Dining Experience
While Larry David is correct that self-isolation is the perfect opportunity to stay home, sit on the couch and watch TV, but should you grow...
If A Tiger Can Get Coronavirus, What About My Cat?
On Sunday, a four-year-old Malayan Tiger named Nadia, who lives at the Bronx Zoo, tested positive for COVID-19. Nadia is believed to be the first...
