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Local Pharmacies Struggle to Stay at the Front Line of Health
Mandatory mail order threatens Brooklyn pharmacies and the community service they provide.
The Power of Perseverance
Nina Medvinskaya is not like most teens – she knows what she wants.
Spin Until You Win
More than 120 players gathered at the Knitting Factory in Williamsburg on Saturday night. Not to knit however but to spin the Dreidel.
Single Father Fighting for Hope
Hayden Horsham is grappling with financial problems as he navigates life as a single dad.
Maintaining the Roots Through Education
Spanish parents just created a school in Brooklyn, CENY, where kids learn through the same educational system than in Spain.
Forty Years Later: Stonewall Riot Veteran Looks Out For ‘Ugliness’
The gay rights movement began in 1969 with a punch.
Protesters March in Silence Against President Obama’s Acceptance of Peace Prize
As President Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Norway, activists back at home disapproved.
A Passionate Activist or a Supporter of Al Qaeda?
A 29-year-old American Muslim has spent more than two years in solitary confinement at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York waiting for his trial to begin.
Court Blocks State’s Use of Eminent Domain to Expand Columbia’s Campus
The court ruled that the state could not seize the land on which Columbia wants to build its campus.
As Need Increases For Legal Aid, Fund Decreases
The Interest on Lawyer Account Fund is in a funding crisis. It’s grantees are civil legal service providers who help the poor people of New York.