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Tag Archives: Celia Gorman
Cecile Goyette: Caring for Cats in Harlem
When Cecile Goyette moved to Harlem and discovered a colony of feral cats, she decided to get involved in the New York City animal rescue community. Goyette cares for the colony, which lives in a community garden behind her apartment. … Continue reading
Posted in NYC Wildlife
Tagged cats, Cecile Goyette, Celia Gorman, feral cats, harlem, rescue
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Nyack’s Free-Range Thanksgiving Turkey Truck
Nothing says Thanksgiving like a free-range, antibiotic- and hormone-free turkey. These holiday birds were pre-ordered and hand delivered from Dines Farms in the Catskills. At a pre-Thanksgiving farmers’ market in Nyack, NY, Mary Fields told us everything we ever wanted … Continue reading
Posted in food, Thanksgiving
Tagged antibiotic-free, Celia Gorman, chicken, dines farm, free-range, holiday, nyack, Thanksgiving, turkey
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Adults Don’t Cover Up: We’re all at risk
After a study on NYC teens’ sexual behavior was released, we asked you to weigh in on risky sexual behaviors and the prevalence of sexual violence in the world after high school. Specifically we asked if you had: Ever had … Continue reading
Posted in Health, HIV/AIDS
Tagged Celia Gorman, condoms, Health, NYC, Sex, sexual violence, STDs, Survey
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Are you at risk? Teens, Sexual Violence and STDs
Boys and girls who like both boys and girls are at risk, a new study said. But it’s not who they are having sex with, it’s how. NYC teens who have partners of both genders are more likely to have … Continue reading
Posted in Community Life, Health, High School, HIV/AIDS
Tagged bisexual, Celia Gorman, dating, gay, NYC, Pediatrics Journal of Medicine, sexual violence, STDs, STIs, straight, study, teens
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The Pest Next Door
Everyone loves a good neighbor – the kind of person who you’d trust to feed your goldfish and watch your house while you’re away on vacation. Unfortunately for some people, the person down the hall makes moving seem worthwhile. Dealing … Continue reading
Posted in Community Life, Etiquette
Tagged Celia Gorman, felipe cabrera, Rachel Dzanashvili, Samantha Stewart
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Anti-Landlord Politicians
“Just say no” is a familiar phrase, but lately politicians are applying it in a new way. Andrew Cuomo, Suzi Oppenheimer and Bill de Blasio are all saying “No” to landlords. NYC Public Advocate Bill de Blasio added another landlord … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Election, Carl Paladino, landlords
Tagged Andrew Cuomo, Bill de Blasion, Bob Cohen, Carl Paladino, Celia Gorman, NYC, politics, slumlord, Suzi Oppenhiemer
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Morningside Park Improvements: The Proof is in the Playground
Once filled with drug addicts and the homeless, Morningside Park is now a safe, green, and family-friendly zone, and the proof is in the playgrounds. At the 14th Annual Common Ground Festival, hosted by Friends of Morningside Park, laughter dominated … Continue reading
Posted in Community Life
Tagged Celia Gorman, community, festivals, Morningside Park, NYC, Parks
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Skunks: The Third Plague
The newest pest craze really stinks—literally. First bugs, then raccoons, and now skunks have infiltrated New York City and its media. The New Times City Room reported on residents complaining about the skunk population increase in northern Manhattan and The … Continue reading
Posted in NYC Wildlife
Tagged Animals, Celia Gorman, new york, NYC, Parks, Raccoons, skunks, smells, Wildlife
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Rabid Raccoons Take Over Central Park
Raccoons get into your garbage, under your porch—even inside your house. NYC residents have reported a record number of raccoons this year. They’re the new bedbugs. But unlike bedbugs, they can carry a real threat to your health: Rabies. Continue reading
Posted in Central Park, Health, NYC Wildlife
Tagged Animals, Celia Gorman, Central Park, Disease, Rabies, Raccoons, Wildlife
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