By Liv Benedetto There are moments that split your life into two parts—before and after. For me, that moment came when Read More
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By Katie McFadden There’s less than 40 days until Memorial Day but Rockaway already had its first drowning of 2025. A surfer was Read More
By Katie McFadden Ciro’s Pastry Shop has passed the cannoli. Going on its 40th year, Belle Harbor’s beloved Italian bakery, Read More
By Lea Kramberg, RISE Youth Programs Coordinator In a workshop led by artist and educator Karen Ingram last month, Shore Corps interns Read More
By Kami-Leigh Agard Last Thursday, April 10, walking into the FDNY Robotics Unit’s event at Scholars’ Academy, one may have been shocked Read More
By Katie McFadden “It’s kind of like Crocs for your head,” local resident Ryan Sirgiovanni said of the idea that came Read More
On Saturday, April 5, the Volunteer Firemen’s Association of the City of New York (VFACNY) hosted its annual Officers Installation Dinner at Read More
Coffee comes from coffee beans, which are actually the seeds of a fruit called the coffee berry. One light year is Read More
By Robin Shapiro Sellers usually ask for more than they are willing to accept. Buyers often offer less than they are willing Read More
If you’re a people pleaser, you know the drill: You say “yes” when you mean “no.” You downplay your needs, smooth Read More