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A pasta salad made with orzo, tossed with veggies and dressed with Alabama white sauce,  was a hit amongst grade-school children at P.S. 207 on Friday. The green juice made with kale, ginger and … more
The northwest Bronx has changed a lot in the last 50 years and with nearly 200 works, artist Daniel Hauben has immortalized its neighborhoods and people in paint.  Hauben grew up in the … more
A group of men mid-dance – some with legs kicked high in the air, others frozen with arms raised inside a circle  – all meticulously sculpted from thick metal wire. The lively scene … more
The American Pet Products Association reported 94 million households have pets, with dogs being the most pup-ular choice, existing in 68 million homes nationwide. Cats follow closely at 49 million, … more
Jose Feliciano, B.B. King, Eddie Palmieri and the late-great, Joan Rivers -- a fraction of the famous names who graced the stage of the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts over the decades.  … more
  Whether it’s a letter in the mail, a birthday gift or that package you ordered on Amazon – there’s an indescribable pleasure around opening something meant just for you. … more
Savor the Bronx is here and eateries are tempting diners across the borough with discounts on their already favorite foods. Sponsored by the Bronx Economic Development Corporation, in … more
New York City, known as a “melting pot” for its diverse cultural population and home to an equally diverse food scene. In the northwest Bronx, one can find authentic Greek food across … more
One of Riverdale’s only contemporary art galleries now boasts a new exhibit incorporating aspects of nature from three photographers, includin. Elisa Contemporary Art Gallery at … more
The Friendly Fridge BX is upgrading its technology thanks to the latest invention by Horace Mann School senior, Joshua Borut. Say hi to Fridge Buddy, the Friendly Fridge’s new organizational … more
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