A Ballet School Tries to Keep Dance Lessons Affordable

As rents skyrocket in the area, the administrators at Long Island City School of Ballet work to keep tuitions and fees low
As rents skyrocket in the area, the administrators at Long Island City School of Ballet work to keep tuitions and fees low
Some New Yorkers share their pandemic make up habits
Some New Yorkers are worried about the CDC director’s dire warning, others shrug
The pandemic has left houses of worship empty and virtual services test parishioners’ faith and churches’ sustainability
Growing number of businesses offer support and free giveaways to those choosing to vaccinate
New York City’s vaccine rollout makes an effort, but sometimes falls short of meeting the needs of people with disabilities
Regardless of impending universal eligibility, some New Yorkers strive for earlier shots
At the “Plaza de Tonatiuh” event, titled in honor of the Aztec sun god, mostly immigrant vendors took a stand
Updated: March 14, 2021, 7:20 PM. As Laquita Brooks presented her business pitch about a catering company for low-income communities to her online classmates, the chat was suddenly filled with emojis; hearts, clapping, party streamers, anything. In bursts, the instructor, Sharon Richardson, and her students unmuted their microphones, interjecting to encourage their friend and classmate. […]
New Yorkers reflect on a new safety net from Uncle Sam
Some argue that a return to the classroom is still too risky and complicated
Nearly a year later, will New Yorkers return to theaters?
New York City teachers welcome students back for the first time in three months
High school students curate an exhibit in the Bronx Museum, focusing on the positive aspects of their communities