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How Long Island Wineries Stay Afloat During Pandemic
Long Island wineries restructure their businesses to survive in the pandemic.
A Push for Free Fitness Area on East River Esplanade
To exercise safely and affordably in the pandemic, East Side residents petition the city to build a free fitness center on the waterfront.
Nonprofit Offers Therapy for Frontline Workers and the Uninsured
New York mental health professionals formed a network of volunteer therapists to help those in need during the pandemic.
Saying ‘I Do’ Over Zoom During the Pandemic
This pandemic isn’t stopping New Yorkers from getting married.
The Perils and Benefits of Remote Social Work
Social workers find challenges and benefits to helping their clients remotely during the pandemic.
Asian American Activists Call for Unity and Justice Beyond 2020
Looking forward, Asian American activists hope to unify Asian communities into a powerful political demographic.
Harlem Artist Starts Outdoor Fridge to Battle Local Hunger
To reduce food insecurity in Harlem, one artist sets up an outdoor fridge with free food.
A Meeting Propels an Attorney into Art, Activism and Orange Make-Up
“I get the F-word a lot,” says a former prosecutor and Midtown lawyer who now impersonates the about-to-be-ex-president.
PenPal Program Connects Inmates with Outside World
Since the pandemic, a prison penpal program has soared to help inmates cope with COVID-19 isolation.