We recently put you on that you have until September 30 to watch the short film Abuela’s Luck on HBO Max. Well, there is more news on the Abuela’s Luck front, you can now help to make that short film into a full length feature film. Click below for more info.
For more info: WeFunder Spotlight: Abuela’s Luck
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The September Edition of the Uptown Night Market was pure fuego… Folks came from Harlem and beyond to take in the culinary and cultural awesomeness. The Uptown Night Market is a multi-sensory celebration of cuisine, community and culture. It is not to be missed. The video above is a just taste of what you can expect…Miss it at your peril. You have been warned. Don’t play yourself.
Continue ReadingSeeking asylum is a fundamental human right — full stop.
— Adriano Espaillat (@RepEspaillat) September 22, 2021
And as a nation of immigrants, we have a moral obligation to help every single Haitian seeking asylum at our country’s doorstep. pic.twitter.com/V9ypmUxEgn
For more on the crisis at the border, check out the excellent clip below courtesy of the indispensable Democracy Now.
Man, Uptown truly has everything. Now, thanks to the good folks at Tryon Public House (4740 Broadway), you don’t even have to go down to Little Italy to experience San Gennaro’s Festival. That’s right famiglia, The 2nd Annual Uptown San Gennaro Festival is going down this Saturday, September 25 from 3 pm until. Delicious Italian fare, drink specials and even Live Music to boot (Get it? Italy is shaped like a boot). Anyway, make your way there for a taste of Italy. Salute!
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That’s right folks, the October Edition of the Harlem Arts Stroll is almost upon us. Harlem Arts Stroll is an innovative collaboration of galleries, art spaces and businesses in Harlem from 110th Street to 155th Street. Click below to RSVP for free.
RSVP: 10/09/21: Harlem Arts Stroll
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For years, scientists have worked to understand the changes that occur in trees and shrubs during autumn. Although we don’t know all the details, we do know enough to explain the basics to help you enjoy nature’s multicolored display. Three factors influence autumn leaf color:
The timing of color changes and the onset of falling leaves is primarily regulated by the calendar as nights become longer. None of the other environmental influences – such as temperature, rainfall, food supply – are as unvarying as the steadily increasing length of night during autumn. As days grow shorter, and nights grow longer and cooler, biochemical processes in the leaf begin to paint the landscape with Nature’s autumn palette.
Read more: Science of Fall Colors | Manhattan Times
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A recovery for all of us is happening right now, in every neighborhood and every borough. Our city is reopening, our communities are flourishing, our businesses are coming back. There’s No Stopping New York.
Read more: No Stopping New York!
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From NewYork-Presbyterian’s Health Matters
As an obstetric nurse, Mary Lou Mulholland sees a lot of new moms worried about breastfeeding.
“I’m not making enough milk, I’m going to starve my baby, and my anatomy isn’t right are common concerns,” says Mulholland, RNC-OB, C-EFM, CLC, a staff nurse and lactation counselor in the postpartum unit at the NewYork-Presbyterian Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns.
In most cases, these new moms end up breastfeeding successfully after receiving support from the hospital’s nurses and lactation experts.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that breastfeeding continue for at least 12 months, including exclusively for the first six months after birth. After all, breastfeeding is healthy for both baby and mother. For a child, it can lower the risk of asthma, obesity, diabetes, ear and respiratory infections, and sudden infant death syndrome. For the mother, it can reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and ovarian and breast cancers, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Mulholland debunks some common myths about breastfeeding.
Read more: Debunking Breastfeeding | Bronx Free Press
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That’s right folks, at long last, Football season has returned. With that said, there is nothing like watching the game at a cool sports bar while drinking beer and consuming copious amounts of football season worthy food. Well, guess what? Our good friends Tryon Public House have got you covered on all 3 fronts. We were in the building last night to kick off Monday Night Football off properly. So remember familia; Tryon Public House (4740 Broadway), Tubby Hook Tavern (4946 Broadway), or Fort Washington Public House (3938 Broadway), are your go to spots for Football season. See you there.
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