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Terence Ang’s poetry featured at New York City Poetry Festival
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Singapore author and stroke survivor Terence Ang is being featured by Printed Word Reviews at the 15th Annual New York City Poetry Festival on Governors Island.
Zeal to Sponsor LexTalk World New York 2026
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Zeal will sponsor LexTalk World New York 2026 on July 23-24, where founder and CEO Matthew Solé will join a panel on AI governance and the changing demands on corporate legal teams.
New York Women's Foundation adds three board members
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The New York Women’s Foundation has named Elizabeth De León Bhargava, Lisa Ferri and Lolita Morrow to its Board of Directors.
Tyson & Mendes promotes Michael S. Greenfield to partner in New York
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Tyson & Mendes has elevated Michael S. Greenfield to partner in its New York office, recognizing his trial experience in general liability and healthcare litigation.
Greenspan & Greenspan marks 67 years with four New York offices
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Greenspan & Greenspan, P.C. is marking 67 years in business this November as the White Plains-based personal injury firm expands across Westchester, Rockland, and the Bronx.
Missouri names Missouri Military Academy the state’s official military academy
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Missouri has officially designated Missouri Military Academy as the Official Military Academy of the State of Missouri, recognizing the school’s long history in military education, character development and college preparation.
K Altman Law says NYC pre-K special education expansion helps, but access delays remain
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New York City is putting $67.5 million into expanding special education pre-K to 14 districts across all five boroughs, with new classrooms and support services starting this fall.
QRC International to launch endowment fund at inaugural gala
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QRC International will host its first gala in Washington, D.C., on July 21, 2026, to celebrate its shift from alumni network to global nonprofit and launch a new endowment fund.
AMMA urges New York to use U.S.-made N95s during wildfire smoke emergency
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The American Medical Manufacturers Association is pressing New York state and city leaders to distribute domestically made, NIOSH-approved N95 respirators instead of Chinese-made KN95 masks as wildfire smoke worsens air quality.
Credible Law unveils 48-hour MCA lawsuit guide for business owners
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Credible Law has released a free emergency guide for small business owners who are served with merchant cash advance lawsuits, outlining the first 48 hours after service and the steps that can help preserve legal defenses.
Andres Valencia brings Profiles in Color to New York
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The traveling solo exhibition Profiles in Color: The Paintings of Andres Valencia opens July 16 in New York with portraits, sculpture, animation and studio objects from the young California painter.
Satish Jha to headline investor events in Boston, DC and New York
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Startup Angel Bazaar is bringing accredited investors, founders and startup leaders to three U.S. cities this month for networking and pitch-focused events aimed at long-term value creation.
NIB New York replaces NYSPSP as the public face of New York’s blind employment program
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The New York State Preferred Source Program for New Yorkers Who Are Blind has rebranded as NIB New York, or NIBNY, in Albany.
Rare 20x24 Polaroid exhibition links Shanghai and New York
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A new trans-Pacific photography show ran June 29 to July 5 at The Peninsula New York, pairing large-format Polaroid work from Shanghai and New York. The exhibition will travel to Shanghai in November 2026 as part of a five-year cultural exchange…
New York Ayurveda center wins two 2026 wellness awards
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New York Ayurveda & Panchakarma Center in Manhattan has earned two 2026 honors for its work in authentic Ayurveda and personalized wellness.
Raimondo Law Firm wins $900,000 settlement in Long Island bus crash case
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The Raimondo Law Firm secured a $900,000 settlement for a Long Island client who suffered serious neck injuries after a charter bus rear-ended a passenger vehicle.
Tokyo has no second-home tax as New York surcharge begins
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Housing Japan says Tokyo remains free of pied-à-terre, vacancy and non-resident property taxes just as New York City’s new surcharge on qualifying second homes took effect July 1, 2026. The contrast could matter for U.S. buyers comparing long-term…
American Friends of NATAL expands trauma care support and IDF partnership
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American Friends of NATAL says it is deepening support for NATAL’s trauma services through a new IDF partnership, international training programs and fundraising events in New York. The organization is also highlighting NATAL’s rising caseload…
Gorayeb & Associates highlights worker rights as NYC expands crane licensing
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New York City is adding licensing requirements for smaller cranes and hoisting machines as federal data continue to show the deadly risks of crane work.
New York linen workshop pitches a 3 a.m. test for hot sleepers
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A Westchester County linen maker is arguing that the best bedding for hot sleepers should be judged in the middle of the night, not at the store.
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