MUBARAK ON TRIAL. Egyptians Hit Streets.
SYRIAN MASSACRE. Troops Continue Crackdown.
DOUBLE DIGIT RECESSION. Economic Battle Begins.
PARTIAL FAA SHUTDOWN. $30 Million Taxes Lost Daily.
TEXAS HEATWAVE. Highest Temperatures Frying State.
ANGRY PEACOCK RETURNS. Temporarily Leaves Central Park Home
DUE TO WEATHER FORECAST, TOMORROW'S THREE ACT OPERA HAS BEEN CANCELED.
It is with great regret, that there will NOT be a gathering for Madam Butterfly tomorrow night.
However, as the opera company is likely to reschedule their performance for a later date this summer, we'll keep you informed.
The New York Grand Opera
"Madama Butterfly"
Central Park’s Naumburg Bandshell
August 3, 2011 from 6:00 p.m. (performance at 7:30 p.m.)
72nd Street at Mid-Park
Admission is Free
"What did you do to your hair?"
Unless we've cut our own hair—this is not common—someone else did something to our hair. It wasn't us. And most likely we've gone to a lot of trouble and expense for it. "I like your new haircut" is infinitely better, and shows you're paying attention. It's also far superior to the generic "You look different," which tells us you're as clueless as ever.
"They both look the same to me."
St. Paul’s Church National Historic Site - 897 S. Columbus Avenue, Mt. Vernon, NY 10550
914-667-4116
David Osborn at 914-667-4116; dostpaul@yahoo.com
The Lenape: Native Peoples of the Hudson Valley,
at National Historic Site in Westchester County,
Saturday, August 13
Tuesday, August 9, 2011 at 6:30 pm - The Museum of the City of New York
Please, join NYC Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe and Professor Alex Garvin, Urban Planning faculty member at Yale University. They will be discussing the past, present, and future of New York’s public parks.
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Enjoy a summer evening at the mansion with Mary Courtney performing traditional Irish songs in the Orangerie. Also, tour the house, stroll the garden, enjoy refreshments, and hop on the free Bronx Seaside Trolley for a ride to beautiful City Island.
The trolley makes continuous loops from the Pelham Bay Park #6 subway station to BPMM to City Island starting at 5:25 p.m.
Concerned citizens all over America are taking to the streets tonight during National Night Out. It is a national effort to help battle crime and take back our neighborhoods.
There are events are being held across this country, including one at the Metropolitan Oval where Mayor Michael Bloomberg is expected to be in attendance.
Police officials say National Night Out is a unique opportunity for them to connect with the community and send a strong message that residents are going to stand up against crime and violence.
Cuban born Margarita Agullar has been named as the new director of Museo del Barrio. Her appointment becomes effective in September. Aguilar served in the curatorial department at El Museo from 1998 to 2006, and is currently Vice President and Senior Specialist in Latin American art for Christie’s.
Library Green (Rain Location: Ossie Davis Theater, NRPL. Complimentary tickets will be available in the NRPL Lobby at 7 pm)
Events_wizardoz.jpg What could be better than seeing Dorothy, the Tin Man, Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion, Toto, the Munchkins and all the other incredible characters of the beloved 1939 classic – on a two-story high screen and out under the stars!
The fun will begin with a Costume Parade and contest of the best costumes inspired by the movie. Prizes for numerous age and creativity categories – so be sure to join in the competition.
8:00 pm: Costume Contest
US AVOIDS DEFAULT ON DEADLINE DAY. SENATE VOTES TODAY.
TEMPORARY JOY IN MUDVILLE. As Gabrielle Giffords Casts Her Vote.
ONE TRILLION DOWN. Lot More Cut$ To Come.
FALLOUT WILL HURT US. Many Vulnerable States.
SUPPLIES IN EAST AFRICA. WILL SOMALIAN SURVIVE?
NYC BUILDING DANGERS. Bank foreclosed Properties.