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LongHouse Reserve

by S. Mitra Kalita August 14, 2021November 16, 2022

The best day trips outside New York are those that leave you incredulous that such a place exists. And so it goes for LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, N.Y. The […]

Posted inPolitics

A Q&A with Curtis Sliwa

by Felipe De La Hoz August 12, 2021October 16, 2022

Hello, voters! Welcome to the 16th edition of this NYC election-focused newsletter. I’m independent journalist Felipe De La Hoz, and today we have a Q&A with Republican mayoral candidate Curtis […]

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Greenport

by Nitin Mukul August 11, 2021November 16, 2022

  Photo: Nitin Mukul The historic village of Greenport may be a two-hour drive from the city, but the things you’ll pass along the way will  make the time fly, […]

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Jaishri Abichandani

by Nitin Mukul August 11, 2021November 17, 2022

This week we welcome artist Jaishri Abichandani. Abichandani was born in Bombay, India, in 1969, and immigrated to New York City in 1984. She founded the South Asian Women’s Creative […]

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Paella Sundays, Cuomo’s downfall, a Greenport getaway

by Epicenter-NYC August 11, 2021November 16, 2022

Dear Neighbor, And just like that, Gov. Andrew Cuomo let go of his iron grip on office, offering up his resignation after an investigation found that he sexually harassed 11 women. Lt. […]

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What it’s like to be a restaurant worker in NYC

by Andrea Pineda-Salgado August 10, 2021November 16, 2022

  While NYC’s dining scene is once again alive (albeit employees and indoor diners will soon be required to have at least one vaccine dose) you may have noticed that […]

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Takeaways from the Laura Flanders Show: Making Coverage Complex and Better

by Andrea Pineda-Salgado August 6, 2021October 16, 2022

On this episode of the Laura Flanders Show, S. Mitra Kalita and Sara Lomax-Reese, co-founders of URL Media, interviewed experts about how Black and Brown media should cover Black political […]

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WTF is going on with Gov. Andrew Cuomo: an explainer

by Felipe De La Hoz August 6, 2021November 16, 2022

Hello, voters! Welcome to the 16th edition of this NYC election-focused newsletter. I’m independent journalist Felipe De La Hoz, and this week the center of political gravity in New York […]

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What you need to know about New York City’s new vaccine proof

by Epicenter-NYC August 4, 2021October 16, 2022

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Michael Gutkin

by Nitin Mukul August 3, 2021November 17, 2022

This week we welcome artist Michael Gutkin. I Have Something You Don’t!, 11″ x 14″, Oil on canvas From early on in life, Gutkin liked to draw and sculpt from plasticine […]

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Do NYC parents know how much — or how little — their students are actually learning in school? 

Do NYC parents know how much — or how little — their students are actually learning in school? 

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Tens of thousands of people march to bring attention to climate crisis

That Suits You, a non-profit organization aimed at preparing boys and young men for success

That Suits You, a non-profit organization aimed at preparing boys and young men for success

No ‘Farewell’ to language barriers in access to cancer care, study finds 

No ‘Farewell’ to language barriers in access to cancer care, study finds 

An explainer on New York City’s current migrant situation

An explainer on New York City’s current migrant situation

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The woman behind President Biden’s focus on community media


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A NYC woman was found dead in a stairwell at a health clinic. Her cause of death reminds us about inequities in cardiovascular health.

A NYC woman was found dead in a stairwell at a health clinic. Her cause of death reminds us about inequities in cardiovascular health.

Donovan Richards’ transformative trip to Nigeria 

Donovan Richards’ transformative trip to Nigeria 

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Is former Gov. Andrew Cuomo jumping back into the gubernatorial game?


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