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The Biggest Cheese Festival in New York Is Happening This Saturday With Over 120 Kinds of Cheese, Live Music, Local Food, and More

🧀 New York’s biggest cheese festival returns to Little Falls on Saturday, October 4th, with over 90 vendors and more than 120 varieties of cheese, celebrating its 10th anniversary. 🍯 In addition to cheese, festival-goers can enjoy gourmet foods, craft beverages, artisan goods, live music, and local brews...

Little Falls, NY · 2025-10-02
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Opinion | Promoting infrastructure in early America

Two hundred years ago, the Erie Canal was finally completed, and to celebrate the achievement, the Governor of New York and other local elected officials engaged in a progressive celebration. They sailed from Lake Erie to New York Harbor with stops at communities along the way. It was like a...

New York · 2025-10-02
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Erie Canal Bicentennial Voyage Coming Through CNY

This month, The Buffalo Maritime Center’s full-scale replica of the Seneca Chief (the Erie Canal boat that first carried Governor DeWitt Clinton on his legendary 1825 voyage) will be sailing east to celebrate 200 years of the canal that changed New York forever. Each stop transforms into a floating...

Buffalo, NY · 2025-10-02

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New York golf generates $12.9 billion according to new economic report

Golf in New York is a $12.9 billion economic engine and steward of 103,000 acres of greenspace, as detailed in the New York Golf Economic and Environmental Impact Report recently released. The industry supports 89,044 jobs and $3.8 billion in labor income, contributing $1.03 billion in state and local taxes across the Empire State.

New York · 2025-10-01
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ShopRite, Unilever To Hold Juntos Event Series During October

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, ShopRite and Unilever will host a series of Juntos (“Together”) events in October that celebrate Hispanic culture, family and community through interactive experiences and community-focused programming. The Juntos event series will take place from noon-4 p.m. at four ShopRites across New York...

Passaic, NJ · 2025-10-01

Gothamist

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NY launches design contest for Ruth Bader Ginsburg memorial at Brooklyn Bridge Park

Ruth Bader Ginsburg delivers remarks at the Georgetown Law Center on Sept. 12, 2019, in Washington, D.C.. J Applicants have until February to submit initial proposals, Gov. Kathy Hochul says. [ more › ]

New York · 2025-09-30

Broadway World

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BroadwayWorld Is Casting New Kid & Teen Critics

BroadwayWorld is on the hunt for new junior correspondents for both our Kid Critics and Teen Critics series. We are looking for theatre-loving kids (age 6-17), who live in the New York City area, and have lots of things to say about Broadway. If you know a kid with a ton of personality, who'd be perfect for the job, submit a 1-5 minute video of them talking about something having to do with theatre- a recent production they saw, a favorite show, cast album, film adaptation, or any Broadway-related topic that interests them.

New York Metropolitan Area, NJ · 2025-09-26

We Are Utica

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Most Searched Slang Words in New York 2025

New York searches reveal the hottest slang of 2025, from the absurdly funny 6-7 to sendy and sigma. Online trends are shaping the way Gen Z and Alpha communities speak, making language evolve faster than ever.

New York · 2025-09-24

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With the end of an instrumental tax credit, dark clouds for Broadway

In 2021, Broadway reopened after being closed for 18 months because of the COVID pandemic. And one of the reasons it was able to get back on its feet was because of a tax credit created by New York State, where up to 25% of a show’s production expenses — up to $3 million — were eligible for that credit. But now it’s going away.

New York, NY · 2025-09-22

ADWEEK

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As Wired Turns Its Journalists Into Influencers, Subscriptions Surge

To capitalize on the momentum, the Condé Nast title is launching a sweeping out-of-home campaign to promote its upcoming issue.

San Francisco, CA · 2025-09-22

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New documentary questions whether Orthodox Jewish schools provide an adequate secular education

A new documentary focuses on the adequacy of secular education in New York’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish religious schools, which serve tens of thousands of children. WBGO's Jon Kalish reports the film leaves little doubt where it stands on the contentious issue…. Doug Doyle has been News Director at WBGO since...

New York · 2025-09-20

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NC A&T’s Blue and Gold Marching Machine to perform at Giants vs. Chiefs halftime

NC A&T’s Blue and Gold Marching Machine to perform at Giants vs. Chiefs halftime.

Kansas City, MO · 2025-09-20

New York Post

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Woody Allen fawns over Andrew Cuomo, backs ex-gov for NYC mayor over Zohran Mamdani

Woody is Cuo’n away! Controversial Hollywood director Woody Allen heaped praise on Andrew Cuomo in backing the ex-governor for New York City mayor — saying he’d do a “much better job” than his young socialist foe Zohran Mamdani. “I’m gonna vote. I’m gonna vote for Cuomo,” the 89-year-old lifelong New Yorker said on the “Honesty with Bari Weiss” podcast. Woody Allen back the ex-govenor on Wednesday. Youtube “I think Cuomo will do a much better job. Cuomo will be much better for New York. He’ll be much more efficient and he’ll be much more, he’ll just do a better job.” Q&A: NYC Mayor Eric Adams calls Jews his secret weapon in longshot re-election bid, dubs Mamdani a phony The “Sleeper” director said he thought Mamdani’s heart was in the right place, but he has no chance of getting the things he wants to do actually done. “I think [Cuomo is] experienced and knows New York, and Mamdani is inexperienced,” he continued. While the Oscar-winning director has made a number of iconic American films, his scandal-scarred personal life has led to waves of public backlash. Eric Adams warns many Gen Z voters backing Mamdani are foul-mouthed, USA-hating radicals His career took

New York, NY · 2025-09-18

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Ninth SITA Awards Sept. 27

Success in the Arts returns for its ninth annual awards honoring emerging artists from New York and New Jersey in the realm of film, theater and the performing arts in Jamaica on Sept. 27. The event, celebrating the best short film, web series, stage production, actor and actress and comedy...

Queens, NY · 2025-09-18

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Ruffalo rallies with environmentalists ahead of gas pipeline vote

Actor and activist Mark Ruffalo has spoken out against the proposed Williams Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline, urging the Public Service Commission to delay the vote and arguing that the pipeline is unnecessary and will damage the environment and residents' finances.

New York · 2025-09-17

WSYR NewsChannel 9

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Ruffalo rallies with environmentalists ahead of gas pipeline vote

Actor and activist Mark Ruffalo has spoken out against the proposed Williams Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline, urging the Public Service Commission to delay the vote and arguing that the pipeline is unnecessary and will damage the environment and residents' finances.

New York · 2025-09-17

107.7 GNA

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Upstate NY School Gets Its Own Reality Show!

Netflix is now lifting the veil on the mystique of Upstate New York's Culinary Institute of America...

New York · 2025-09-12

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Editorial | The 9/11 Memorial and Museum is NYC’s sacred place, and must remain so

The 9/11 Memorial and Museum rests upon one of the most hallowed grounds of this city and country, and serves not only to honor the legacy of those killed on that day of infamy 24 years ago this Thursday, but to educate future generations on the date’s significance. This...

New York, NY · 2025-09-10

Broadway World

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Exclusive: Inside the Numbers - Who Benefited and Why Broadway Still Needs a Tax Credit

It has been over a month since the news came out that New York State’s $400 million allocation for the New York City Musical and Theatrical Production Tax Credit had almost dried up. In the intervening time, there have been a lot of shorter stories on how important the tax credit is and next steps related to it. That was the type of story I would have written weeks ago. But, because that’s been done, I’m going to write about the details of it all, including a few things that I was surprised by.

New York · 2025-09-04

NYS Music

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New York Series: “Brooklyn Baby” by Lana Del Rey

Today, Lana Del Rey is seen as an icon of West Coast elegance and mystery, waxing poetic about her California home in tracks such as “Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd” and the aptly named “California” and “West Coast.” Before the West Coast swept her up, though, Lana Del Rey spent the first 28 years of her life on the East Coast, and she is always sure to pay homage to her roots. This is done no better than in 2014’s “Brooklyn Baby,” a smooth, melodic, and almost sultry tune that invites listeners to put on their rose-tinted glasses and romanticize Brooklyn.

New York · 2025-09-03