DOT Reports On State Of City Bridges



The iconic East River crossings, the Brooklyn, Manhattan, Williamsburg and Ed Koch-Queensboro Bridges are all well over 100 years old and require continuous care and attention. The lower and upper levels of the Queensboro Bridge were rated “Fair” in the 2014 city Department of Transportation (DOT) Bridges Annual Condition Report, as were the Brooklyn, Manhattan and Williamsburg Bridges. The Brooklyn […]

Honoring CLORE Leaders



Cops Strike Out Crime At Mets Championship Games



More than 250 uniformed NYPD officers kept the peace at Citi Field on October 17 and 18, where a chilly crowd of more than 44,280 Mets fans packed the Corona stadium two nights in a row, to see the Mets play the Chicago Cubs in their quest for the pennant. Police said there were no serious incidents in the stands […]

Garden School Merit Scholar, In Her Own Words



I have read a lot of fiction over the years. Inevitably, the drama would achieve its maximal impact when the protagonist had to make a decision. And this decision would take the form of a fork in the road, with one direction signifying success and the other failure. However for me, the most important decision I’ve made in my academic […]

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Judy Densky

Judy Densky is chair of the independent LeHavre Artists League and organizes arts & crafts shows at their clubhouse at LeHavre. They will be having an Arts & Crafts Show highlighting paintings, photos, jewelry, crafts, etc. on Sunday, November 15. Densky was born in Georgia, moved to Brooklyn as a small child, was educated there and went to Brooklyn College. […]

Carioca Grill Brazilian BBQ



Carioca Grill on Broadway in Astoria exemplifies the delicious diversity and variety of Brazilian cuisine. This popular buffet/churrasca (BBQ) is a big hit for the locals, and is especially convenient as it is on your way home from the Broadway stop of the N/Q train. The décor resembles a comfortable, sit-down restaurant but the ‘help yourself’ concept makes Carioca Grill […]

A Man’s Journey Through Bardo



Johnny pulls over at the end of his shift as a New York City taxi driver. He’s just dropped off his last customer (who he cheated out of the correct change) and sits alone in his taxi. Suddenly it’s quiet, he’s alone and the reality of his miserable life starts to surface. It’s obvious in his face and the look […]

Steinway Street Sale Days



MMI’s Cats Of The Internet



Ask Dr. Universe



Dear Dr. Universe, Do animals have the same types of bones and muscles as humans? – Lydia, 8 Dear Lydia, The short answer is yes, said my friend Leslie Sprunger, a veterinarian and professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University. But, as always, there’s a catch. When I visited Sprunger in the anatomy lab, she explained […]