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Influencer runs the Brooklyn Half Marathon without registering — then infuriates runners by bragging about her pace
A personal brand entrepreneur is backtracking after her post about crossing the finish line of Sunday’s NYCRUNS Brooklyn Half Marathon without signing up for the race drew swift criticism on social media. “I did not realize I would offend so many people,” Alexa Curtis, 26, wrote Monday on X. “The post was meant to be inspirational and I had no intention to take anything from anyone or the race: I was running for myself for my mental health. In the future I’ll be sure to look up the rules if I decide to run again.” Banditing — running a race without registering...
$1 hot dogs to be sold during Mets game against Cubs
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Here’s a deal you’ll surely relish. The Mets will be serving $1 hot dogs during their game against the Chicago Cubs at Citi Field on Tuesday night. Gluten-free or vegetarian options are available, and you can purchase up to four hot dogs per transaction, according to the team’s website.
Uniondale has conference title hopes
In a tightly contested race for the top spot in Nassau Conference VI softball, Uniondale finds itself second heading into this week’s action with an 8-2 record. Coming off a disappointing five-win season last spring where they finished near the bottom of their conference, this season has been a massive step forward for the Knights, giving them confidence moving forward down the stretch and potentially into the playoffs.
TikToker Alexa Curtis is under fire for SNEAKING into the Brooklyn Half Marathon without paying, then bragging about it on social media. Many were angry she dodged the $125 entry fee because a portion is typically donated to ch...
TikToker Alexa Curtis is under fire for SNEAKING into the Brooklyn Half Marathon without paying, then bragging about it on social media. Many were angry she dodged the $125 entry fee because a portion is typically donated to ch...
BH Interview: Wygods' Sweet History as Owner/Breeders
The late Marty Wygod's fascination with racehorses that took root while growing up in New York City would blossom into a family endeavor. Marty, his wife, Pam, and daughter Emily Bushnell together planned matings, chose horses to keep or sell out of their breeding program, helped craft the racing plans for their homebreds, and diligently found second careers and new homes for their horses that never made it to the track or have been retired from racing.
Seton Hall transfer headed to Hofstra
Seton Hall transfer Jaquan Sanders has found a new home. The 6-foot-4 Queens, N.Y. native is headed back near home to Hofstra. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
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