Dear Neighbor, When was the last time you purchased food from a street cart vendor? For many of us working from home, it’s been a while. This week, Epicenter-NYC reporter […]
The heartwarming tale of a lost (and found) Lovey
Ashley Buterman was headed home to the Upper East Side from JFK airport when her 6-year-old daughter, Piper, asked for her Lovey stuffed animal, “Buddy.”
After searching all her bags, Buterman knew that “Buddy” was in fact, left in an airport bathroom.
“We double checked all of our bags and Buddy wasn’t there,” Buterman said. “Immediately I started looking up every lost and found at the airport and in the terminal. I left messages, I filed three different lost and found claims and my husband and I tweeted to JetBlue.”
The plight of the pandemic for a NYC food cart vendor
When was the last time you purchased food from a street cart vendor? For many of us, working from home, it’s been a while. This week, Epicenter-NYC reporter Andrea Piñeda-Salgado […]
Adèle Saint-Pierre
This week we welcome artist Adèle Saint-Pierre, a Franco-American artist originally from Maine. Le roi Ferdinand faisant sa sieste (11 x 15) She currently teaches French at Moses Brown School […]
Booster shots, immigrant humor, Indonesian desserts, free concerts abound
Dear Neighbor, As the Delta Variant spreads and stories of breakthrough Covid-19 infections multiply, many are left worried and wondering if they will need some sort of booster shot, particularly […]
How to run a mobile vaccine clinic
Text and photos by Katherine Tam As more employers and schools including NYC, CUNY, NYU and U.S. Veterans Affairs medical centers announce vaccination mandates, the city continues to send out […]
What’s the deal with booster shots
Photo: Julian Wan Dear Neighbor, As the Delta Variant spreads and stories of breakthrough Covid-19 infections multiply, many are left worried and wondering if they will need some sort of booster […]
An NYC Trump surrogate, the hottest City Council race, can Adams and Cuomo get along?
Hello, voters! Welcome to the 15th edition of this NYC election-focused newsletter. It may be mostly over, but it’s not entirely over. A majority of New Yorkers regard the City Council […]
The city’s best churros, a kitten extravaganza, NYC’s uneven vax rates
Dear Neighbor, It’s a most confusing time to be a New Yorker. Masks on or off? Is Covid surging or are things back to normal? To take our unvaccinated kids […]
Bonnie Astor
This week we welcome artist Bonnie Astor. Astor’s paintings and mixed media artworks have been exhibited in solo and group shows in Seattle, Los Angeles, New York City, Athens, Greece […]