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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...

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Mountain Lion Spotted Dangerously Close to Upstate New York Residents

Mountain Lion Spotted Dangerously Close to Upstate New York Residents!

Mountain lion sightings near Upstate New York have sparked both curiosity and concern among residents and wildlife experts. These sightings, documented primarily in Sussex County, New Jersey, which borders Orange County, New York, have raised questions about the presence of large predators in the region. The focal point of these reports is Frankford Township, where...

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Allerton Residents Rescue Abandoned Pitbull, Later Euthanized by ACC After Adoption!

Allerton Residents Rescue Abandoned Pitbull, Later Euthanized by ACC After Adoption!

In the bustling neighborhood of Allerton, located in The Bronx, a heart-wrenching saga unfolded when concerned residents discovered an emaciated pitbull abandoned near Bronx Park East. The dog, later affectionately named “Mr. Worldwide” by local rescuers, was found severely malnourished and dehydrated, a stark testament to the challenges faced by abandoned animals in urban environments....

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Where Are the Deepest Waters in New York State?

Where Are the Deepest Waters in New York State?

New York State is renowned not only for its iconic skyline and bustling cities but also for its extensive network of lakes, rivers, and streams that crisscross its landscape. Among these natural wonders, the quest for the deepest waters leads us to Seneca Lake, nestled in the heart of the Finger Lakes region. This majestic...

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Stay Cool in NYC: Using Cooling Centers and Pools to Beat the Summer Heat

Stay Cool in NYC: Using Cooling Centers and Pools to Beat the Summer Heat!

Tri-State Area grapples with a relentless second summer heat wave coupled with an air quality alert; New Yorkers are navigating ways to stay cool and safe amidst soaring temperatures. From leisurely sunbathing and invigorating runs to seeking respite at local fire hydrants, beaches, and pools, residents are embracing diverse methods to beat the scorching heat....

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Swim for Free: Dive Into New York City's Best Pool Deals

Swim for Free: Dive Into New York City’s Best Pool Deals!

New Yorkers have a refreshing opportunity to beat the heat and enjoy quality family time at no cost, thanks to a statewide initiative promoting outdoor activities and water safety. Governor Hochul’s campaign, “Get Offline, Get Outside,” aims to encourage young people to disconnect from screens and experience the joys of outdoor recreation. With an investment...