Extra Extra: Bernie Williams continues to shred
[ad_1] Because the Yankee great made his classical guitarist debut with the New York Phil, here are your afternoon links: Columbia student radio, Zero Bond...
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A first-pitch double and score a run. That’s the mindset of Bartlett’s Josh Colaizzi. ‘It’s always awesome.’
[ad_1] Bartlett’s Josh Colaizzi has a clear vision of how he wants to lead off every game. The sophomore outfielder wants to jump on the...
The Brooklyn Half Marathon is Sunday. Here's what you need to know.
[ad_1] Runners run near the Brooklyn Bridge in a previous NYCRUNS Brooklyn Half Marathon. More than 20,000 runners are registered to complete the 13.1-mile route....
Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown softball rankings and player of the week
[ad_1] Whoa. Lincoln-Way Central takes over the top spot from Marist and St. Laurence enters the rankings, while Mother McAuley’s Gen Condon is the player...
Early Addition: Hey
[ad_1] Because those may be the most sinister three letters we've ever seen, here are your early links: Scott Stringer suing his sexual assault accuser,...
Event in Montgomery to offer slice of farm life
[ad_1] Visitors can get a taste of what farm life was like in bygone days at Spring at the Dickson-Murst Farm in Montgomery from 10...
Virtual reality headsets ease treatments for young patients at Advocate Children’s Hospitals
[ad_1] As one of 27 certified child specialists employed by Advocate Children’s Hospital in Oak Lawn and its sister hospital in Park Ridge, Annie Myren...
Lineup for Blues on the Fox in Aurora includes Robert Randolph, Big Head Todd and the Monsters
[ad_1] This year’s lineup for Blues on the Fox in Aurora will feature some Chicago area legends, a blues artist from the United Kingdom and...
NYC records 60 traffic deaths in 1st quarter of 2024, the most since Vision Zero began
[ad_1] A new report from street safety advocacy group Transportation Alternatives raises concerns about the safety of cyclists and pedestrians on city streets. [ more...
‘Bee hotels’ coming to select NYC plazas in effort to protect imperiled pollinators
[ad_1] City officials are rolling out "bee hotels" in an effort to preserve the bee population. The Pollinator Port Project has a plan to try...