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Mayor Mamdani Picks Dina Levy to Helm NYC Housing as City Faces Affordable Housing Squeeze!

On his first day as mayor, Zohran Mamdani took decisive action by tapping Dina Levy, a well-respected former state official, to lead New York City’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). Levy’s selection is seen as a strong indication that Mamdani intends to ...


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Fusion East, the East New York restaurant known for Caribbean and soul food, is preparing to open a second Brooklyn location, this time in Brownsville.

Fusion East Brownsville is plan...


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Yes—Foods Can Influence How You Feel

Absolutely. If you’ve ever soothed a tough day with a scoop of Haagen-Dazs, you’re aware of the connection — and there’s science to support it. Over the past 25 years, numerous studies have shown that balanced, nutritious diets can significantly guard against depression.

Of course, different foods impact mood in the...


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To many New Yorkers, Starbucks serves as a daily tradition—a place to stop, regroup, or recharge before heading into the day. With dozens of locations shutting down, those routines are being disrupted, and both employees and neighborhoods now face new realities.

Starbucks scales back in the city

Starbucks recently detailed plans to close a wide range o...


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The newly enacted citywide cellphone ban in NYC public schools is revealing some unexpected challenges: teachers are noticing that a notable number of students are having trouble with everyday skills that adults typically consider basic. Reports indicate that many students are unable to read analog clocks or perform simple time-telling tasks without the help of their phones.<...


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