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Lecia Bushak
Life Always defends controversial anti-abortion billboard
Life Always, an anti-abortion organization, recently defended its use of a picture of a African-American girl in a controversial ad reading "The most dangerous place for an African American is in the womb."
Hester Street Fair returns with food, clothing and accessories
The fair, rejuvenated by four entrepreneurs, has a huge lineup of vendors ready to share their creations with the Lower East Side.
Owner of The Smith introduces the restaurant's collaborative signature beer
The Smith East Village Ale, brewed locally in Brooklyn, may have just that elusive "unique quality" beer lovers yearn for.
Seeds of Change endorses locally grown crops in New York City
The "Sowing Millions" project distributed millions of seeds to farmers across the U.S. and many New Yorkers are promoting organic community gardening.
4,000 miles or bust: Biking cross-country for a cause
This summer Max Atiram will ride alongside other participants of Bike & Build, a nonprofit organization that raises money for affordable housing.
Polish artist crochets her surroundings, one thread at a time
Olek has immersed herself in art since childhood, and she's crocheted over bikes, cars and much more.
Residents and politicians split on bike issue
New York is increasingly embracing two-wheel transportation, although some still see New York as a non-bicycle-friendly city.
Protesters fight for Planned Parenthood
Protesters gathered to rally against a bill that would drastically cut funding for Planned Parenthood.
