NYC’s Green Roofs Bloom in 2024
NYC’s green roofs surged by July 25, 2024—500 new ones sprouted across boroughs fast. A $50M grant from June kicked it off—buildings turned lush.
Nina Bellamy
Specializing in art and literature, Nina's eloquent pieces explore the intersection of art, culture, and history, often spotlighting lesser-known artists and writers.
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NYC’s Green Roofs Bloom in 2024
NYC’s green roofs bloomed on July 25, 2024—500 new ones sprouted citywide fast. A $50M grant from June kicked it off—buildings greened quick.
New York’s Immigrant Stories: The Fabric of the City
Celebrating the diverse narratives that make up NYC.
New York’s Hidden Bars: Secret Havens in a Bustling City
Exploring the secretive allure of NYC's hidden bars.
Legal Challenges to NYC’s Sanctuary City Status
Exploring the legal complexities of NYC's sanctuary city status.
NYC’s Public Housing Gets $500M in 2024
NYCHA scored a $500M lifeline on April 20, 2024—feds pumped cash into NYC housing fast. Repairs kicked off quick—tenants cheered with hope loud.
When Immigration Outpaces Policy: The Current U.S. Dilemma
An examination of how the U.S. immigration system is struggling to keep up with the current migrant surge.
NYC’s Bus Lanes Triple in 2023
NYC’s bus lanes tripled on August 15, 2023—50 new miles stretched citywide fast. A $20M MTA grant from June sparked it—routes sped up quick.
NYC’s Vegan Boom Hits Restaurants in 2023
NYC’s vegan wave crashed in on April 15, 2023—100 new spots opened citywide fast. Meat-free menus doubled—diners flocked with hunger loud.
