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By Deanna Moore A free to the public floating park called Little Island is set to open in the Hudson River at Pier 55 tomorrow, May 21. Little Island was first conceived following the devastating Superstorm Sandy that hit the Tri-State area in 2012. The goal of this new park is to provide New Yorkers or anyone who visits with a green, public space that, according to the Little Island website would, "create an immersive experience with nature and art that made people happy.” Nearly 10 years of construction later, Little Island will feature seating lawns, gentle slopes, and winding pathway...

By Tim Binnall May 14, 2021 A bevy of Neanderthal bodies discovered in Italy, a case of 'foreign accept syndrome' out of Australia, and the first crop circle of 2021 are among the strange, unusual, and enlightening stories to cross our desk this week. This past week featured something of a paranormal milestone as the first crop circle of 2021 was found in the United Kingdom. Embossed into a field of rapeseed in the village of Stanton St Bernard, the curious formation consists of a series of triangles that some observers have likened to an origami pinwheel. Officially marking the start of cro...

By David Savino I looooove cooking for my large crazy crew! Seems like I’m always in the kitchen with kids underfoot, over foot, beside me, betwixt me, on stools, and perched on a counter. I wouldn’t have it any other way. Cooking and eating is more than simple nourishment, it’s a time of togetherness; bonding, talking, laughing, and loving. That’s what popular cooking blogger and author, Carrian Cheney, and I have in common! But the similarities end there, because I am anything BUT organized and thoughtful about my processes. She, however, is! And it’s our good luck that she has...

By Allie Gold Apr 29, 2021 "New York City will fully reopen starting July 1," Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday on MSNBC's Morning Joe. “We are ready for stores to open, for businesses to open, offices, theaters, full strength." As of Wednesday, more than 6 million doses of COVID vaccines have been given out around the city with about 36% of people 16 or over fully vaccinated. “What we’re seeing is that people have gotten vaccinated at extraordinary numbers,” de Blasio said. “This is going to be the summer of New York City. I think people are going to flock to New York City bec...

By Terry Trahim About 51,000 students in New York City are heading back to school this week. These are students who began the school year with remote learning, but recently opted back in for in-person learning. They’ll join 315,000 students who have already been back in the classroom. Another 645,000 continue to learn remotely. Photo Credit: Getty Images