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  • The Most Dangerous Person in America!

    by Sue Taggart January 25, 2012
    January 25, 2012

    Celebrity chef Paula Deen is certainly stirring things up right now and diabetics all over the country are angry and calling her a hypocrite. In a battle that’s heating up to kitchen stadium proportions, Deen suggests that Bourdain should “Get…Read More

  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service

    by Lauren Verini January 16, 2012
    January 16, 2012

    Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. -Martin Luther King Jr. Today is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, also known as MLK Day of Service. Every third Monday in January we celebrate…Read More

  • Endangered Species

    by Nick Livermore December 29, 2011
    December 29, 2011

    With the tragic news recently that the Western black rhino is now extinct in the wild, it’s worth highlighting the issue of endangered species in hopes of saving other animals. Since 1961, the World Wildlife Fund has worked towards that…Read More

  • Winter:It’s Going to be a Long Night

    by Melody Morrow December 9, 2011
    December 9, 2011

    There are many commercial holidays/celebrations to share this time of year, which can be wonderful. There are however more “natural” celebrations based around the clock, the earth, the moon, the planets, the stars and the sun. Today, different cultures and…Read More

  • Is Today The Good Old Days?

    by Dennis Machicao December 2, 2011
    December 2, 2011

    Like most of you, friends are always sending me silly email jokes, pretty pictures, sayings and so forth. But the other day, I got this little vignette that peeked my interest and made me smile. As the oldest writer for…Read More

  • Buy Fresh, Buy Local

    by Nick Livermore December 1, 2011
    December 1, 2011

    By now, most of us have seen the Buy Fresh Buy Local logo prominently displayed in fine food stores across the country. But besides the obvious locavorian message and numerous studies, what exactly does this sign embody? Many consumers don’t…Read More

  • The Greening of Macy’s

    by Melody Morrow November 25, 2011
    November 25, 2011

    Not sure where to begin when discussing such an iconic brand and how it has meant so much to so many for the past 153 years. It was founded two centuries ago when there were horse drawn carriages transporting shoppers…Read More

  • The Thanksgiving You Didn’t Know About

    by Nick Livermore November 17, 2011
    November 17, 2011

    It’s almost Thanksgiving and we wanted to share some interesting facts with you. Below, we have detailed 18 interesting facts that you may not know about one of America’s favorite days. Be sure to tout these to your family and…Read More

  • Park Yourself in The Heights

    by Melody Morrow November 11, 2011
    November 11, 2011

    Whether you’re someone just visiting New York, or a lifelong city-dweller looking to explore the city further, a place not to miss is Fort Tryon Park in Washington Heights–the jewel in the neighborhood’s crown. It’s a wonderful place to experience…Read More

  • If You Have To Go, Go Green

    by Dennis Machicao November 4, 2011
    November 4, 2011

    Now this might sound like an unusual subject to write about and many of you will not be able to relate directly to it but it caught my interest because I was staring right at it. Urinals. I really wasn’t…Read More

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