Are you looking for a veterinary hospital that treats your pet like a furry family member? Are you seeking answers to questions or assistance with concerns about your pet’s health? At World of Anim...
Are you looking for a veterinary hospital that treats your pet like a furry family member? Are you seeking answers to questions or assistance with concerns about your pet’s health? At World of Anim...
Here at Smile Maker, we are proud of our commitment to providing quality patient care and state-of-the-art dental services to the community of Philadelphia, PA, and the surrounding tri-state area. ...
Here at Smile Maker, we are proud of our commitment to providing quality patient care and state-of-the-art dental services to the community of Philadelphia, PA, and the surrounding tri-state area. ...
Here at the Philadelphia Dental Office of Dr. Renee Yurovsky, our doctor and her staff strive to provide the highest quality of service and best dental care possible for every one of our patients. ...
Here at the Philadelphia Dental Office of Dr. Renee Yurovsky, our doctor and her staff strive to provide the highest quality of service and best dental care possible for every one of our patients. ...
The Philadelphia Immigration Lawyers at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost help our clients to get lawful permanent resident status, and we also help our clients to get green cards for their fam...
Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling Jade is the owner of Vintage Queens NYC. Text and photos by Nancy A. Ruhling Waitress. Seamstress. Photographer. Bartender. Screenwriter. Costumer. Carpenter. Actress. Int...
Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling Lynda works for the Intrepid museum. Text and photos by Nancy A. Ruhling Hal bursts into the back yard like a flying bullet, grabs a knit cap from the bag on the chair and...
Interview by Tiziano Thomas Dossena Italian-American historian Stephanie Longo has dedicated her life to celebrating and focusing on her family’s heritage. Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA, sh...
Queens Dems avoid choice for mayor The Queens County Democratic Party last week announced their endorsements for the June primary, but decided not to back one of the many candidates running for mayor. The only citywide race the part...
We can't rank ranked-choice voting yet! So how did ranked-choice voting fare in the first election to use it since voters adopted a referendum making it standard practice in elections for posts in city government? We’ll have to wait unti...
Snow way! Bad timing for a monster storm As if voter turnout for Tuesday’s special election in northeast Queens to replace Rory Lancman on the City Council wasn’t already going to be low, the foot-plus of snow that fell the day before the...
Leaving Albany for Hollywood Why was he wasting his talents in Albany for the last 12 years?! Michael DenDekker, who just lost his Assembly seat to Jessica Gonzalez-Rojas this year, sent out a press release announcing that now...
Dollar for dollar, or rather eight dollars for dollar Since the start of the pandemic, a major concern is the budget shortfalls facing New York after the city effectively shut down. The mayor asked city agencies to find ways to cut corners, a large ro...
What's in an email address anyway? We guess if you can’t be a councilman, you can at least have an email address like one. Last week, we received an email from Hiram Monserrate, the former councilman and state senator who was remove...
D24 voters will be first to rank Ranked-choice voting is officially here. A special election to fill a Queens City Council seat, which was left vacate when Rory Lancman agreed to take a post in the Cuomo administration as the stat...
Yang files for mayor, may have pizza problem As if the field of candidates for New York City mayor wasn’t crowded enough, another candidate inched closer to joining the race. Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang filed paperwork last week...
A conservative upsets the status quo We’re revisiting a photo from our archives that we ran a couple of weeks back asking readers to help us identify some of the folks in the photo. So far we’ve made it a little over half way down the...
Are members deferring on member deference? It looks like the long-standing - if unofficial - practice of member deference is still functioning in the City Council. For now. It has always been understood that if a City Council member was eit...
Lee’s unlikely times in office comes to an end She was just supposed to keep the seat warm for a couple of months, but she ended up leading the borough through one of its most trying times. When Melinda Katz was sworn in as the new district att...
Just super! Democrats basking in new majorities It wasn’t just in the presidential election that mail-in ballots played a huge role in eventually deciding the outcome, they also played a big role in decided several races in Albany. When the poll...
From roles in government to roles in film We ran this photo from our archives last week with some information that readers sent in to us about the people in the photo. To recap, pictured from left to right is the late Emanuel Gold, a forme...
A restoration in Forest Hills Here’s another undated photo from our archives we ran asking our readers to help us identify the people pictured, and this is some of the information we received. On the far left is State Senator E...
Post Offices: Local races will come down to mail-in ballots The large number of people voting by mail this year didn’t just have national ramifications, it will likely decide some key races here in New York City. In Queens, Ed Braunstein, who has represente...