When the pandemic hit, Andrei, like many other people, decided to give his hobby of home brewing one more try.
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The goal of Ranked-Choice voting is to ensure that the elected candidate satisfies as many voters as possible.
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uieted streets in April to the slow resurgence of people in July to making the best of the winter conditions. Each time its most loyal residents mourning the loss of small businesses and defending its city to others.
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So you’re thinking about switching to a plant-based diet, but you’re not sure exactly what that entails or how to get started. No worries, we’ve got you! A lot of resources make going plant-based seem a bit complicated and overwhelming, but the truth is you can do it in a way that’s simple and easy. […]
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Founded by Miguel Hernandez, Mile Style, is a run crew based in the Bronx with the goal of creating a healthier borough.
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Founded and owned by sisters Corinna and Theresa Williams, Celsious is an eco-friendly laundromat using the most energy-efficient washer and dryers.
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Equal parts award-winning spoken word artist and local activist, Noel’s work is fueled by a connection to his home borough and an exploration of his Afro-Boricua heritage.
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The annual NY Design Week exhibit challenges industry conventions by melding art, design, craft and comedy.
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Through an organic, interdisciplinary approach, Maya’s work comments on gender and racial inequalities that pervade Indian society. She employs tangible real-world materials to convey thoroughly researched ideas that poke holes in unquestioned, but question-worthy, notions. About fifty miles from the famed Taj Mahal lies the lesser known North Indian city of Firozabad. Romanticized as the […]
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Though he spends long work days in a hospital emergency room, J.P. uses his free time to the fullest, hitting pizzerias old and new and never ceasing to explore more of the city that raised him.
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