College Kid Is Running A Highly Rated NYC Restaurant in His Dorm Room
A Columbia University senior has created one of New York's hottest restaurants– from his dormitory.
A Columbia University senior has created one of New York's hottest restaurants– from his dormitory.
These fans of the Ghostbusters movies aren't afraid of helping kids learn about science, leading food drives, or anything else to help their communities.
The Gowanus Canal has been polluted by garbage and industrial waste for years, but now a floating garden called "GrowOnUs" is filtering the river as it blooms.
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Like Joan Rivers lives on in our memory, her personal effects will benefit future programs for the blind and poor.
New York City is adding mental health workers at homeless shelters and working on other ways to quickly provide such care to those in need.
Atop a 17-story building in NYC lies a hidden sanctuary–a green space the size of five football fields to harbor wildlife, save energy, and divert runoff.
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Thomas Knox set up a folding table, two chairs and a sign, "Date While You Wait" on a busy subway platform in Manhattan. He has gotten an amazing response.
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