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Group Advocates for Teaching About the Holocaust and Genocide

Group Advocates for Teaching About the Holocaust and Genocide!

A new nonprofit organization, Voices for Truth and Humanity, has recently emerged in Syosset, spearheaded by Jericho resident Jack Britvan. The organization’s primary objective is to advocate for mandatory Holocaust and genocide education across schools in the United States, starting from kindergarten through 12th grade. Jack Britvan, the President of Voices for Truth and Humanity,...

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Shocking Video: Alabama Women Attacked by Rabid Raccoon

Shocking Video: Alabama Women Attacked by Rabid Raccoon!

Residents of Alabama are on high alert after a recent incident involving a rabid raccoon attacking a woman in her yard. The alarming encounter, captured on video and circulating online, has sparked renewed concerns about the prevalence of rabies in the state. Alabama is known to harbor two main strains of rabies—raccoon and bat variants—that...

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NYC Shelters Overcrowded with Unadopted Dogs Filling the Hallways

NYC Shelters Overcrowded with Unadopted Dogs Filling the Hallways!

New York City is facing a growing crisis in its animal shelters, where the number of unadopted dogs has reached alarming levels. According to the Animal Care Centers (ACC) of New York City, the shelters are operating beyond capacity, with crates lining hallways and every available space filled with dogs waiting for a new home....

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NYC Dental Worker Allegedly Dealing Fentanyl Freed by Soft-on-Crime Judge

NYC Dental Worker Allegedly Dealing Fentanyl Freed by Soft-on-Crime Judge!

Madelyn Javier, 31, a dental spa worker at Esthetix Dental Spa in Manhattan, NY, was arrested after receiving a shipment containing a substantial quantity of cocaine and fentanyl, drugs believed to be intended for distribution. The arrest, which occurred on June 27, unfolded dramatically after U.S. drug enforcement agents tracked a suspicious package to the...

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Subway Survival: Migrant Mothers Sell Candy to Make a Living in NYC

Subway Survival: Migrant Mothers Sell Candy to Make a Living in NYC!

In the heart of New York City’s bustling subway system, a poignant scene unfolds daily: young migrant mothers, babies strapped to their backs, navigate through crowded train cars with bags filled with candy. Their mission is simple yet profound—to sell enough candy to earn a meager income to support their families in a city known...

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What Do Street Residents Think About Their Neighbors?

What Do Street Residents Think About Their Neighbors?

Tensions are rising among New York City residents and politicians over the impact of migrant shelters on local neighborhoods. A recent New York Post story revealed that the city’s poorer neighborhoods are bearing the brunt of the migrant crisis, which began about two years ago. Many residents and politicians claim that the influx of migrants...

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America's Most Stressed Cities: Where does NYC Rank?

America’s Most Stressed Cities: Where does NYC Rank?

The vibrant and bustling streets of New York City, known for their energy and nonstop activity, can often be a source of immense stress for its residents. From the relentless hustle of busy streets to the grind of demanding work schedules and the constant frustration of traffic, New Yorkers face a myriad of stressors daily....

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Discover New York's Itty-Bitty Counties: Small Size, Big Charm

Discover New York’s Itty-Bitty Counties: Small Size, Big Charm!

New York State is celebrated for its diverse counties, ranging from bustling urban centers to serene rural landscapes. While counties like Kings (Brooklyn) boast millions, Upstate New York is home to some of the smallest and most charming counties in terms of population. Despite their size, these counties offer a wealth of attractions that draw...