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The city is home to some pretty and nearby , but sometimes it's nice to be surrounded by leaves in your own home, and being a plant mom is a rewarding job! Watching your plants grow with the right care and nurturing is...
Last year started on a warm note with January being the , and those warm temperatures carried through to April when . 2023 also ended on a warm note, after climate data from The EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service...
Okay okay, we know we're only in the second week of January, but is on the horizon and love is certainly on the brain! And if your plans for Cupid's return involve more than just or a , (i.e. a certain someone getting...
At 107 South 6th Street in Williamsburg sits a 19th century Romanesque Revival-style building. Built in 1891, the building was historically known as the Bedford Avenue Theater, and, up until now, was in the works to bec...
We may only be in the second week of the new year, but if you're anything like us you already have a lot of travel plans on your mind...maybe a little too many plans that your bank account is not exactly equipped for (N...
Back in November 2023 Central Park shared a tweet stating that Bow Bridge–one of the park's most popular and heavily visited locations–would temporarily be closed through January of this year for renovations. Though tod...
Though the didn't bring much snow to NYC, the ensuing forecast sure did. New York City was just under three separate weather advisories–a Flood Watch, a High Wind Warning, and a Travel Advisory. The only advisory still...
It's been , and while some of us may have been crossing our fingers that the would change that, all NYC saw in the end was some flurries that quickly dissipated in the rain. Other parts of the U.S., however, did fin...
Sidewalk sheds and scaffolding, while important to keeping New Yorkers safe near NYC construction sites, are also complete and total eyesores. Recent data found there are currently about –spanning nearly 400 miles–meani...
Pregnant people in New York may soon receive forty hours of paid leave during pregnancy under a new proposal by Governor Kathy Hochul during a preview of her State of the State address on Thursday, January 4th. Under...