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JERSEY CITY, N.J., Oct. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lotto.com, the nation's first online lottery platform to digitally deliver draw games and scratch tickets, is celebrating a $3.1 million New York
Students in New York have a much bigger class pet to get to know this school year.
Krispy Kreme Inc., creator of the famed hot-off-the-line glazed doughnut, announced Oct. 13 a franchise development agreement with Original Entrepreneurs LLC to open 33 Krispy Kreme shops across the New York metro area over the next five years, expanding the brand’s presence in one of the country’s largest consumer markets.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Listing a litter of puppies or a tank of exotic fish on Facebook Marketplace feels like a simple transaction, but selling live animals online in New York triggers a stack of overlapping rules that most casual sellers never see coming. A single unlicensed sale can violate state agriculture law, federal dealer licensing rules, and a … This article, Selling Live Animals Online in New York: The Licensing Rules Every Seller Must Follow , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Can Minors Own Pets? The Legal Age to Own a Pet in the United States • Running a Hobby Farm in Arkansas: Zoning, Taxes, and Legal Rules to Know • 28 Types of Snakes in Nebraska You Might Encounter
Tiny hitchhikers are riding along in your porch pots right now. Spider mites, fungus gnats, and scale insects love a warm living room. You bring them across the threshold when you move pots indoors. Heated apartments in New York give them mild, steady days all winter. Females lay eggs in...
New York anglers looking to fish beyond the traditional warm-weather season may already have a year-round option close to home. WorldAtlas recently identified 10 lakes across the United States where fishing is permitted year-round, including New York's waters of Lake Erie. Lake Erie borders New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Ontario, Canada. According to the Great Lakes Commission, it is the shallowest, warmest and southernmost of the five Great Lakes. It is also the smallest Great Lake by volume, holding about 119 cubic miles of water, but is the fourth-largest by surface area at roughly 9,900 square miles. The lake averages about 62 feet deep and reaches a maximum depth of about 210 feet. Its relatively shallow waters warm quickly during the spring and summer and can freeze during the winter, creating opportunities for ice fishing. Fishing Lake Erie year-round in New York New York's Department of Environmental Conservation allows black bass fishing year-round in the state's Lake Erie waters, although size and harvest limits change during the year. From Dec. 1 through June 14, black bass must measure at least 20 inches and anglers may keep one fish per day. Beginning June 15, the minimum size drops to 12
Dogs have a sense of smell up to 100,000 times more powerful than humans and can detect invasive species that are nearly impossible to locate with traditional survey methods. Each dog on the team is trained using the same scent detection protocols used for search-and-rescue and forensic K-9 units. Since...
NEW YORK (PIX11) — The People’s Theatre in Manhattan is New York’s first immigrant cultural center and the largest Latino theater in New York State, where every detail tells a story. Here’s our Marysol Castro.
Every family has a dinner veto. One person hates waiting, another refuses anything unfamiliar, and somebody always wants fries even when fries make no sense. New York has restaurants that somehow get past all of that and still send everyone home happy. That is what pushed certain places higher in...
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! A Sullivan County antique shop in the Catskills recently learned the hard way that a mounted mountain lion head isn’t just décor — it’s evidence. A Sullivan County antique store in the Mamakating, NY, in the Catskills, was ticketed for selling a mounted mountain lion head taxidermy. That single ticket shows exactly why selling taxidermy … This article, Selling Taxidermy in New York: The Laws You Need to Know Before You List a Mount , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Animal Waste Disposal Laws in Rhode Island: Manure, Carcasses, and Compliance Rules Explained • Tethering Laws in California: Time Limits, Exceptions, and Penalties for Dog Owners • Animal Waste Disposal Laws in South Dakota: Carcass Removal, Manure Storage, and CAFO Permits
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced today during Climate Week NYC that it has reached a milestone in the agency’s $19 billion redevelopment of John F. Kennedy International Airport, where an innovative strategy to create a barging operation to support airport construction has replaced 250,000 truck trips and eliminated more than 7.5 million miles of truck travel on local roads and on the region’s highways.
California chicken chain El Pollo Loco is betting on a massive East Coast expansion as it tries to turn its 500-plus restaurants into a truly national brand.
Enter stage right. Anti-Trump “Will & Grace” actress Debra Messing is snubbing Democratic incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul and instead backing Republican Bruce Blakeman’s gubernatorial campaign. It’s quite a sea change for Messing, who once stumped for Hillary Clinton for president and donated to far-left actress Cynthia Nixon’s campaign for governor in 2018 and has been, at least until recently, a staunch critic of Blakeman-boosting President Trump. Debra Messing and Bruce Blakeman during a fundraiser hosted by dietician Tanya Zuckerbrot in Manhattan, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. Blakeman Campaign But Brooklyn-native Messing, who even appears in a video with Blakeman, has complained about what she claims is a decline in her hometown’s conditions. “I am so grateful you are running. You are what we need more than anything,” she told Blakeman during a recent Manhattan fundraiser for the candidate hosted by dietician Tanya Zuckerbrot . Meet the 10-year-old fashion prodigy dressing Sharon Stone, Debra Messing “The decline in this city over the last four years has been so exponential and devastating — economically, socially and on every level. And obviously, we’ve lost so much business here. People are leaving,” said Messing, an NYU alum. Messing called the Big Apple the “city I
The price of this sandwich is total baloney! A New York City deli unveiled a new sandwich named after Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman Friday — as the pol vowed to bring down the hard-to-stomach cost of lunch. “The Blakeman” at Mario’s Meats & Gourmet Deli in Queens is stacked with fresh roasted turkey, shredded lettuce, an oil and vinegar vinaigrette and spicy deli mustard on a hero. The sandwich costs $15 but Blakeman promised he’ll make it several dollars cheaper, if he’s elected on November 3. New York gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Blakeman stops into Mario’s Meats & Gourmet Deli to take a bite of “The Blakeman,” a turkey sandwich named in his honor by owner Joe Digangi, in Flushing, Queens, Friday, Oct. 2, 2026. Matthew McDermott for NY Post NY GOP Rep. Mike Lawler leads Dem Cait Conley in key battleground House district: new internal poll “When I become governor it’ll be $12,” he said at the deli. “Gotta make it affordable.” Blakeman hammed it up at the media event to “highlight how much more expensive it has become to operate a neighborhood deli and put a sandwich on the counter compared with five years ago when [Gov.] Kathy
The funding for Dinosaur Playground in Riverside Park will renovate the historic pavilion and restrooms while adding accessibility improvements, as New York continues investing in parks and play spaces statewide. A Much-Needed Renovation Is Coming to a Beloved Upper West Side Playground. New York City playgrounds are the heart and...
Bad news for those with a sweet tooth: Cookie chain Chip City has abruptly closed all of its locations, most of which were in New York and New Jersey. The sudden closure leaves hundreds without a job. But what’s behind the sudden shut down? NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
There’s wood smoke in the air, cider on the counter, and a suspicious pile of damp leaves taking over the curb. Meanwhile, your mower is sitting in the garage giving you the side eye, silently asking if its shift is finally over. Some folks retire it way too early....
New York is the second-largest apple-producing state in the nation, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, with tens of thousands of acres devoted to apple production across the Empire State. New York produces millions of bushels of apples annually, and many orchards offer visitors the chance to buy pre-picked apples or pick their own straight from the tree. Some orchards offer more than a traditional U-pick experience to attract visitors, with family-friendly activities including wagon rides, yard games, playgrounds, fresh-baked goods and other social media-worthy fall treats. Here are four favorite apple-picking spots across New York, all of which offer additional activities: Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards This family-owned and operated orchard in Lafayette, Onondaga County, has repeatedly been selected by USA TODAY readers as the top orchard in the nation, most recently topping the list in 2024. The orchard also operates a distillery, tasting room and tavern, bakery, general store and kids' area with a variety of activities. It regularly hosts concerts as part of its popular summer concert series at the 1911 Tasting Room. Beak & Skiff is open daily. Pick-your-own requires a wagon ride to the orchard, which runs daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
New York ranked third in the nation for coffee-related search interest, according to a new analysis by consumer health researchers at Innerbody. From the quintessential Greek-style coffee cup found in New York City delis to independent roasters across the state, coffee is an integral part of many New Yorkers’ daily routines. According to consumer health researchers at Innerbody , nearly 195 million Americans drink coffee at least once a week, and at least two-thirds of American adults drink an average of 2.8 cups of coffee a day. Innerbody analyzed coffee-related search trends across all 50 states to determine how interested residents were in coffee. Here’s how New York compares with the rest of the country. What do America's coffee habits look like? Kansas, California and New York ranked among the states with the strongest interest in coffee. Kansas came out on top, with the highest number and frequency of coffee-related searches. Unlike the other top-ranked states, Kansas had more searches related to brewing coffee at home, including queries for personal coffee grinders, coffee makers, espresso beans and how to make a latte. Innerbody said Kansas’ search results reflect a more traditional American coffee habit of preparing at least the first
The last tomato is picked, the basil looks tired, and your raised beds suddenly feel quiet. That stretch between harvest and hard frost is a valuable window for improving the soil. Summer crops have used plenty of nutrients, while the soil may have settled and compacted. Fall gives amendments time...
