Summer in New York Cityーin any urban centerーis uncomfortable. It’s sticky and smelly. Kids are out of school, and there … More
Month: August 2015
City Council Pushes for More Accessibility of Parks and Recreational Facilities for People with Disabilities
CITY HALL – On July 23, the New York City Council voted 41-0 on a bill that would demand an … More
Selling Mix Tapes in New York
“I think in the 90’s it made sense to sell CD’s but now Target even barely sells CD’s,” said … More
New York State Testing Becoming Too Hard for Students
It’s almost the end of the school year and summer vacation is right around the corner. Students should full … More
A View of The Bridge
Each year, tourists come by the multitudes to see the iconic view of the New York skyline from the Brooklyn … More
A Taste of Culture
The unyielding chattering increased in volume as the crowd grew larger. Mothers yelled at their children to stop running around. … More
An Appetizing Deal With a Side of Smallness
The aroma of fine wine and lean meat greet customers as they step into restaurants all around the city. Entering four … More
Craving for Community
The city evolves with the times. However there are few places where locals and tourists alike can escape the repetition … More
The Mystery Cloud of Vaping
At nine o’clock in the morning, some people are getting off the train and rushing to work, some are waiting … More
Map Shows How Inaccessible City Subways Are
The NYC Subway system has 468 stops. Less than 100 of those stops are accessible to people with physical … More