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As New Yorkers are monitored after hantavirus exposure, experts say public risk remains low
On Friday, the Ontario County public health department reported that a suspected hantavirus case involved a high school student in upstate New York. Local public health officials said there was no risk to students, teachers or the general public and no connection to the Andes virus outbreak tied to a cruise ship that departed Argentina…
What to see at the NY Indian Film Festival
I’ve known film critic and author Aseem Chhabra for decades, and I always value his instincts on what to catch at the New York Indian Film Festival. As the festival director, and an expert on Indian and global cinema, his recommendations are often the best way to navigate a packed slate. This year, the festival’s…
How this bee conservation group is turning New Yorkers into pollinator advocates
A few years ago, Rebecca Louie was an unlikely leader for the largest bee conservation nonprofit in the New York metro area. Her background was in entertainment reporting and tech. “I was this New York City girl, not very eco,” she said. But her “soul felt empty.” In 2019, Louie learned of growing public concern…
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