Sober Active NYC fuels recovery through fitness
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“We’re trying to reach as many New Yorkers as possible.”
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Forest Hills’ ‘Restaurant Row’ is now an everyday dining plaza
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“It’s great news for our communities and for our restaurants.”
Read MoreNew Rockaway Beach community fridge has support of neighbors
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“Take what you need, leave what you don’t.”
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In bid for comptroller, Weprin calls on city to resume indoor dining
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“We must at this point, prioritize both a sensible economic reopening and public health.”
Read MoreFood donations surge following Rockaway Beach fridge theft
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“Rockaway Mutual Aid has been touched by the overwhelming support the community has shown in the aftermath of the fridge’s removal.”
Read MoreLittle Neck restaurant losing business to Long island sues state to restart indoor dining
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“There is absolutely NO SCIENCE that will prove that ‘indoor dining’ is safer one city block east from Plaintiff's restaurant.”
Read MoreFridge-jacking exposes division in Rockaway Beach
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The fridge was stocked with food for neighbors in need. Then someone stole it.
Read MoreWoodside’s La Boom shifts from indoor dancing to outdoor dining
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“It was a whole different game. People were celebrating birthdays, buying bottles.”
Read MoreCommunity gardens could play key role in NYC’s outdoor learning plan — if the city lets them
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“Why don’t we partner with them and say we’ll make space available to you.”
Read MoreHealthcare Heroes donate 15 million items to NYC frontline workers
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The citywide initiative reached about 100,000 medical workers.
Read MoreRidgewood justice organization provides food and info for the community
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Woodbine also provides newsletters, community guides and workshops.
Read MoreNYC adds three Queens plazas, one new street to Open Dining program
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“New Yorkers have sacrificed so much during this crisis and they deserve the opportunity to safely enjoy their neighborhoods and communities.”
Read MoreMoya serves meals to hundreds in Corona
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Moya’s district includes communities most affected by the COVID-19 health and economic crises.
Read MoreBlood and guts outside Jamaica ‘wet markets’ fuel health concerns
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“This is typical conditions on a public city street with blood, filth, feces everywhere.”
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