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Weather Kids Meets with Floral Park Third Graders
NBC 4 New York Meteorologist, Violeta Yas, and Telemundo 47 Meteorologist,Tairy Ynoa, met with third grade students from John Lewis Childs School in Floral Park, NY for a Weather Kids session.
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NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants applications 2024 are now open!
NEW YORK – In service to the Tri-State community, NBC 4 New York/WNBC, Telemundo 47/WNJU and Comcast NBCUniversal announced that applications are being accepted for their annual competitive grant challenge, NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants. Local non-profits can learn more and apply for $227,272 in unrestricted funds by visiting localimpactgrants.com or becasdeimpactolocal.com through Friday, April 19 with winners chosen later this year….
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Weather Kids Meets Third Graders in Brooklyn
NBC 4 New York Meteorologist, Matt Brickman, and Telemundo 47 Meteorologist Pedro Montoro met with third graders from P.S. 7 in Brooklyn for Weather Kids.
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Here's a list of what you can donate during our campaign Feeding Our Families
NEW YORK – NBC 4 New York / WNBC, Telemundo 47 / WNJU and Stop & Shop announced the return of their successful campaign “Feeding Our Families”/ “Alimentando a Nuestras Familias” with a large-scale food drive to support eight regional food banks. The Feeding Our Families / Alimentando a Nuestras Familias food collection and volunteer recruitment drive will take place…
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Feeding Our Families: Find a Stop & Shop near you and donate
NEW YORK – NBC 4 New York / WNBC, Telemundo 47 / WNJU and Stop & Shop announced the return of their successful campaign “Feeding Our Families”/ “Alimentando a Nuestras Familias” with a large-scale food drive to support eight regional food banks. Non-perishable food and personal hygiene items, including frequently requested items like baby diapers are most in need. For…
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Meet the team training formerly incarcerated people to become master bike mechanics
If you’ve ever ventured out to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, you’d be surprised to learn that right above the food court is a team training the next generation of New York’s bike mechanics. As the demand for electric bikes has skyrocketed, one nonprofit has come up with new and innovative ways to keep up with this demand. Nonprofit Bike...
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Meet the team training formerly incarcerated people to become master bike mechanics
As the demand for electric bikes has skyrocketed, one nonprofit has come up with new and innovative ways to keep up with this demand. NBC New York’s Phiroze Parasnis reports.
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This New York restaurant is dishing out sweet Pride Month specials
Serendipity3 is bringing back a partnership with the Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative, and patrons can take part by digging in on some colorful cuisine.
Video produced by NBC New York’s Emmy Beck-Aden.
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Dumbo schools boost funds thanks to this storybook-inspired event
For the fifth consecutive year, Dumbo, Brooklyn hosted their annual Dumbo Drop, where around three thousand elephants fell over Washington Street as part of a fundraiser for local schools.
Video produced by NBC New York’s Emmy Beck-Aden.
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Stony Brook University to Receive $500 Million Donation From Former Professor
Stony Brook University, a part of the public State University of New York system, will receive $500 million from a philanthropic foundation started by a hedge fund billionaire who once taught math there, the foundation announced Thursday.
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Bronx Zoo To Open Budgie Landing Exhibit This Saturday
NBC New York’s Emmy Beck-Aden reports. (Video produced by Emmy Beck-Aden)
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Same-Day Pet Adoption, Local Vendors at Midtown Pup Party This Saturday
A Midtown street will be filled with some of NYC’s four-legged residents this Saturday for a pet-centered party. Muddy Paws Rescue is hosting a block party complete with same-day dog and cat adoption, dog portraits and local vendors. In addition to the activities, the rescue group said artisan-style food and drink will be available (presumably for people, not pets)....
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NYC's Summer Rising Enrollment Begins
This year, the city is using a lottery system for the 110,000 available spots, rather than first come-first serve
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Applications Open for NYC's Free Summer Camp, With Big Changes: What to Know
New York City-based students can now enroll for Summer Rising 2023, and there’s a change to how the applications will be processed.
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Adopting a New Canine Companion? Here's What to Know
NBC New York’s Emmy Beck-Aden sits down with North Shore Animal League America to learn some tips.
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This Staten Island Gem Feels Like a Global Destination
Travel around the world without leaving the five boroughs by exploring the New York Chinese Scholar’s Garden in Staten Island.
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Learn More About NBCUniversal Local Impact Grants
Applications are accepted from Tuesday, March 19, 2024 until 7:59:59 p.m. ET Friday, April 19, 2024. Late submissions will not be considered. Please check back for updates.
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Six Flags NJ Is Getting a Major Upgrade This Summer: Check Out These New Water Rides
New Jersey’s Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is making upgrades ahead of its summer opening.
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Positively Black: Pianist Highlights Black Voices in Classical Music
Checkey Beckford reports on Terrance McKnight’s mission to shine a light on black classical artists. He hosts WQXR’s podcast “Every Voice with Terrance McKnight”.
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Tracking COVID, Polio & Monkeypox with NYC Wastewater Surveillance
Scientists are finding ways to curb the future community spread of infectious diseases like coronavirus, monkeypox and polio by investigating the wastewater found underground. NBC New York’s Linda Gaudino brings you to the sewers to uncover the process.