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Manhattan Times News English The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic wrought havoc and uncertainty across the world – and the repercussions endure. In New York City, bedrock industries have been sent into a tailspin and beloved small businesses have floundered. Unemployment figures have soared, leaving many families grappling with new uncertainties. Frankie Miranda, President of the Hispanic Federation. As local and state governments struggle, commerce and employment have proven to be the collateral damage of the health crisis. For almost a century, New York-Presbyterian Hospital (NYP) has been a leade...

Holiday fun peaks this week and it’s evident in this week’s list of best virtual bets. But we’ve still got some counterprogramming options for those out there who have had their fill of holiday cheer. Keep reading for some suggestions of things to keep you happy and entertained at home this coming week. A sidewalk St. Nick is put to the test when a little boy needs help finding his way home in John Kendrick Bangs’ “Santa Claus and Little Billee,” the short story featured in the final episode of 4th Wall Theatre Company’s Holiday Story Time, which premieres tonight, December 24...

CYPRESS, Texas (KTRK) -- A 14-year-old Cypress dancer is fighting for her life after being placed in a medically-induced coma after suffering from a ruptured brain aneurysm. Vianney Narvaez is part of the Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and dances for the prestigious Nearly three weeks ago, the teen suddenly collapsed and was rushed to the hospital. She has been in a coma since then. Cypress Dance Project directors and caring moms have organized raffles, auctions, and other fundraisers to help the girl's family with medical expenses. "It's mind blowing what everybody ha...

People dressed as sheep are roaming around Toronto singing Christmas carols A flock of Christmas carolers is roaming the Toronto streets and transforming this Little Town into Baah-thlehem.  Corpus Dance Project's famous troupe of awkward farm animals have been taking bookings for their socially-distanced Christmas carols, free of charge. These woolly warblers are already booked up for the rest of the season, and they've been surprising people around Toronto with their punny takes on classic Xmas tunes.  Based in Toronto, Corpus has been led by artistic director David Danzon (w...