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Wash your dishes to open your mind – A remarkable story on meditation and mindfulness

June 30, 2023 News Desk

A fantastic effort by “The Dhayana Path” to share a simple yet insightful story on understanding mindfulness, peace and happiness. This story is…

Broadway will maintain its mask and vaccine policies through April

March 8, 2022 Antonio Chad

Broadway will keep up with its mask and vaccine policies through April notwithstanding Mayor Eric Adams moving back numerous COVID-19 mandates beginning Monday….

NYC officials call on Eric Adams to require coronavirus vaccines for city school kids next year

March 5, 2022 Olivia John

Exactly when you thought city vaccine mandate discusses were waning. A powerful pair of elected city authorities – Public Advocate Jumaane Williams and…

Private schools introduces an optional mask policy for staffers and students

March 4, 2022 Liam Samuel

With the finish of school mask mandates around the bend, the city’s tip top private schools are cautioning students not to address or…

NY hospitals to resume performing elective surgeries and procedures as COVID case decline

February 27, 2022 Benjamin Leo

New York hospitals can continue doing elective surgeries and systems on account of a decline in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations attached to the…

US health officials warns parents not to use three popular powdered infant formulas

February 21, 2022 Dave Barr

US health officials cautioned guardians not to utilize three famous powdered infant formulas made at an Abbott plant in Michigan that specialists as…

New York COVID-19 Hospitalizations have gone down 69 percent, lowest since December

February 15, 2022 Benjamin Leo

The number of COVID-19 hospitalizations in New York has tumbled to 3,883, the least since Dec. 19, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Saturday. Hospitalizations…

officials are still determining how many municipal workers will be fired over vax refusal, Eric Adams says

February 14, 2022 Emma Perkins

City authorities are as yet determining the number of municipal workers will be terminated for denying a request to get vaccinated against COVID-19,…

Abortions in Texas fell by 60% under the most restrictive abortion law

February 13, 2022 Lucas Carter

Abortions in Texas fell by 60% in the main month under the most restrictive abortion law in the US in many years, as…

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