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VIDEO: Masbia Soup Kitchen Network Helps NYC Families Facing Food Insecurity During Jewish High Holidays (opens the original)
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BOROUGH PARK, Brooklyn — As Jewish families prepare to observe the High Holy Days, Masbia Soup Kitchen Network is working to make sure families facing food insecurity have access to nutritious food while maintaining important holiday traditions. The nonprofit provides daily grocery pickups for about 200 to 250 families, while thousands more receive food deliveries through DoorDash. Alexander Rapaport, executive director of Masbia Soup Kitchen Network, said food insecurity affects a significant p
Gaza Children’s Shroud on Display in Manhattan (opens the original)
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MANHATTAN — A hand-scribed cloth bearing the names of thousands of children killed in the Gaza war is on display as part of an international movement calling attention to the children who have died and urging people to work for peace. The Gaza Children’s Shroud began in Italy in 2025. Organizers have brought the project to the United States, where people are invited to inscribe the names of children who have been killed. The pieces are intended to eventually be joined into one large shroud. The
Brooklyn Artist Remembers 9/11 Using Missing-Person Posters (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSBURG — Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a Brooklyn artist is bringing 144 never-before-seen photographs of missing-person posters into public view for the first time. “Countenance: The 9/11 Missing Posters” features photographs taken by artist Phil Buehler in the days and weeks following the attacks. The exhibit is on display through Sept. 13 at Most Holy Trinity-St. Mary Church in Williamsburg. RELATED: St. Francis of Assisi’s ‘Canticle’ Hymn Comes to Life at Will
VIDEO: "St John's Ready" Program Cuts Costs for St. John's University Freshmen (opens the original)
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JAMAICA — Starting college can come with plenty of expenses — and plenty of nerves. For St. John’s University freshman Caterina Bootsma, knowing she would not have to pay for required textbooks is one less thing to worry about. “College for me has been a little bit stressful. The preparations, I get a little bit anxious,” Bootsma said. But through a new St. John’s University initiative, first-year students are getting required course materials at no cost. The university’s “St. John’s Ready” prog
VIDEO: Digital Experience Helps New Generations Learn About 9/11 (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — As the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks approaches, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum is using personal stories to help a new generation understand an event they may not remember. The museum has launched a digital learning experience featuring family members of those killed in the attacks, including Olivia Perez-Johntry, whose father, Anthony Perez, died at the World Trade Center. The educational experience, designed for students in third grade and above, includes a
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