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State Official Out With New Book On Mental Illness
Dr. Lloyd Sederer is the medical director of the New York State Office of Mental Health and the author of “The Family Guide To Mental Health Care.”
Brooklyn Soup Kitchen Notes High Demand Ahead Of Passover
At Masbia Soup Kitchen in Flatbush, the line was out the door on Thursday as those in need picked up Passover essentials like matzo and kosher wine.
Victim Of Brutal Beating Comes Back To Run Half Marathon
Five years after being beaten into a coma, a Brooklyn man is regaining his health and inspiring others.
Pope Francis Begins Papacy, Holds First Sunday Mass From St. Peter’s
Breaking with tradition, Pope Francis delivered off-the-cuff remarks about God’s power to forgive instead of reading from a written speech for the first Sunday window appearance of his papacy.
Young Professionals To Experience Homelessness For One Night For Fundraiser
The participants will sleep outside Covenant House on West 41st Street as part of the organization’s first ever Sleep Out: Young Professionals Edition.
Political Watchdog Group Rips Quinn For Holding Up Sick Leave Vote
The “New York City Paid Sick Time Act” would require businesses with five or more employees to give their workers five paid sick days a year.
Local Catholics Flock To St. Patrick’s Cathedral For Introduction Of New Pope
There was great anticipation leading up to the naming of the new pope Wednesday. The faithful flocked to St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan to pray for their new leader.
Art Exhibit Opens, Marking Grand Central Terminal’s Centennial
The On Time/Grand Central At 100 exhibit is located at the New York Transit Museum Gallery Annex and Store at Grand Central.
Make-A-Wish Foundation To Hold Annual Fundraiser
The 10th annual Wine and Wishes fundraiser is Thursday, March 14 at Chelsea Piers.
Expert Offers Tips On Handling ‘Chore Wars’ At Home
A recent national survey conducted by Bosch Home Appliances found that more than 40 percent of Americans fight about loading the dishwasher.
Study: Women Packing On Pounds Due To Less Time Doing Housework
The study said in 1965 women spent nearly 26 hours a week on housework. By 2010, the numbers were cut in half to 13 hours a week.
Survey: New Yorkers May Be More Likely To Lie On Their Internet Dating Profiles
Former online dater Roman Rojas told CBS 2 that he was speaking to a woman who used a model’s pictures and lied about her job.
Preparing For The Worst: Suffolk County Police Train To React To School Shooter Scenario
Police In Suffolk County learned important lessons during a drill on Saturday, lessons that could equal lives saved during a crisis.
Revelers Pack Lower Manhattan For Chinese New Year Parade
The 14th annual parade also featured what organizers hoped would be a Guinness World Record of dancers in a Lunar New Year parade.
Peter, Paul And Mary Classic Turned Into Children’s Book
Peter Yarrow and Nole ‘Paul’ Stookey authored “I’m In Love With A Big Blue Frog.” Yarrow said the song has a message of anti-bullying and tolerance.
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