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St. John’s Episcopal Hospital earns redesignation as baby-friendly hospital – QNS QNS.COM St. John's Episcopal Hospital announced that it has been officially redesignated as a baby-friendly... you mean there are baby-UNfriendly hospitals? Can I get a list, please?

3 more whiskey and bourbon brands file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy APPLE.NEWS A growing distillery joins two other Kentucky bourbon producers facing massive financial problems. Apparently there aren't enough of youze guyz.

VENUS WILLIAMS IS ENGAGED

Last week there was a story about a former minor league baseball player who was on vacation with his family who went to help some people struggling in the ocean & got pulled under & drowned. MLB prospect-turned-cop Chase Childers dies saving ... Anderson “Chase” Childers, 38, was vacationing with his family at Pawleys Island when a woman asked him for help rescuing ...

https://www.aol.com/mcdonalds-manager-allegedly-shot-mom-174457536.html McDonald's manager allegedly shot mom of teen worker who wouldn't take out trash umm... why would the teen worker's mom be expected to take out the trash?

Looking into a basement apartment? NYC proposes new safety rules. - Gothamist GOTHAMIST.COM Experts say that without proper implementation, new rules for basement and cellar units could push... Tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of New Yorkers live in basement and cellar apartments, according to research by universities and nonprofits. And yet, many of these units are illegal, largely because they pose risks to tenants during fires or floods. In 2021, when the remnants of Hurricane Ida dumped more than 8 inches of rain onto some parts of New York City, 11 people died in flooded basement apartments. At the same time, the city is in the grips of a housing crisis, and outlawing underground dwellings might only exacerbate the problem. That's why city officials proposed new rules for basement units late last week as part of an ongoing effort to keep residents safe without placing a heavy burden on homeowners to make their buildings compliant. If approved, the rules for what the city calls "ancillary dwelling units" would introduce an array of safety regulations, including a prohibition on basement and cellar apartments in flood-prone areas. Owners would also have to live in the buildings where the apartments are located. New regulations are also being proposed for other types of units, including attics and backyard cottages. The city defines basement units as dwellings that are more than halfway above curb level and cellar units as dwellings that are more than halfway below curb level. Under the proposed rules, any cellar unit would have to be equipped with two exits and an automatic sprinkler system. Yards or any other adjacent open spaces must be at least 6 inches lower than any window sills in a unit.

Discover IYKYK speakeasy in Flushing with unique cocktails and Asian tapas QNS.COM If You Know You Know (IYKYK) speakeasy has been hiding in plain sight bringing low-key vibes and an... The bar and lounge, located at 35-28 Farrington St., goes beyond the typical speakeasy experience, offering a perfect date spot or girl’s night out getaway with incredible drinks and late-night Asian tapas, from fried oysters to land and sea lumpia and many more delectable bites.

I watched the whole season in two days and really disliked her so many times for so many things. But I enjoyed the season overall, due to Jean Smart's brilliance and the very good supporting actors.

He was on a family trip. He was 54.

A Route 66 ghost town was ‘frozen in time’. Is it on the brink of a comeback? APPLE.NEWS Newberry Springs was almost lost to the desert. But as America’s ‘mother road’ turns 100, locals see hope...

Rick Springfield Calls Out ‘Today Show' Co-Host For Yawning During Interview: ‘Am I Boring You?' The singer was promoting his upcoming I Want My 80s tour with John Waite, Wang Chung, Paul Young and John Cafferty. Saw him in concert at the Brendan Byrne arena at the Meadowlands in NJ and at the Syracuse War Memorial, where the opening act was Harry Chapin's brother Tom. I found him attractive, but it was just about his albums for me... his singles were fine but I loved the other songs on his albums. Spent about an hour jumping around on youtube about a week ago, as a matter of fact. My sister had his first album, with songs about fun subjects like infidelity, lost love, God, and suicide. Just another teen heartthrob...

Mehcad brooks won't be returning to Law & Order. Everyone else will.

More than 100 Queens students of all ages flocked to the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI)for a live Earth-to-space conversation with NASA astronaut Dr. Jonny Kim, who is aboard the International Space Station (ISS), as part of an event organized by U.S. Rep. Grace Meng. Students taking part in camps all over the borough spoke live to Kim in NYSCI’s auditorium at 47-01 Corona Ave. on Friday, July 18, quizzing the NASA astronaut on life aboard the ISS. Participating camps included Camps ‘R’ Us and Summer Rising, a summer camp held at PS280Q in Corona that brought 69 students to Friday’s event. Students from Queens College and Townsend Harris High School also attended the event, in addition to camp-goers from NYSCI and the Queens Museum. Kim, a Korean-American Navy SEAL who became an astronaut in 2017, launched to the ISS in April as part of an eight-month-long mission to conduct scientific research in technology development, Earth science, biology and human science among other areas. Out of this world: Queens students have live Earth-to-space conversation with NASA astronaut – QNS QNS.COM Queens students of all ages flocked to the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) for a live Earth-to-space...

Out of this world: Queens students have live Earth-to-space conversation with NASA astronaut – QNS QNS.COM Queens students of all ages flocked to the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) for a live Earth-to-space... More than 100 Queens students of all ages flocked to the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI)for a live Earth-to-space conversation with NASA astronaut Dr. Jonny Kim, who is aboard the International Space Station (ISS), as part of an event organized by U.S. Rep. Grace Meng. Students taking part in camps all over the borough spoke live to Kim in NYSCI’s auditorium at 47-01 Corona Ave. on Friday, July 18, quizzing the NASA astronaut on life aboard the ISS. Participating camps included Camps ‘R’ Us and Summer Rising, a summer camp held at PS280Q in Corona that brought 69 students to Friday’s event. Students from Queens College and Townsend Harris High School also attended the event, in addition to camp-goers from NYSCI and the Queens Museum. Kim, a Korean-American Navy SEAL who became an astronaut in 2017, launched to the ISS in April as part of an eight-month-long mission to conduct scientific research in technology development, Earth science, biology and human science among other areas.

I noticed the other day that it's been 2+ months since @WilliamM posted. I sent him an email Saturday asking if he's okay, but no reply so far.

Didn't know she was still alive. She was 87.

This girl is a woman now... And she's found out what it's all about... And she's learning... Learning to live. NOPE... never heard of them.

If only...

My license expires next month. Last time I renewed they just used the previous picture from when I was at my absolute heaviest. The upside of that is that whenever anyone has seen my license in the past sixteen years I have gotten a compliment about my weight loss (which was initially 105 pounds, which was mostly gained back for a bit but has been about 65 less than the pic for a few years).

Finished it in two days and enjoyed it.

Supposedly his father had a thing for the boys... and I'll bet you could guess what that thing was.

I sent them a gravy boat from Home Goods (as well as a lovely card, of course), so make sure you don't get them the same thing.

A Brooklyn-based artist has created a vibrant mural for an affordable housing residence near JFK Airport. Muralist Danielle Mastrion painted a massive 13-story mural flanking the front-facing sides of the soon-to-open Baisely Pond Park Residences, the city’s first hotel-to-affordable-housing conversion. Mastrion began the mural in June and completed it on July 1. It is now visible from the Belt Parkway and in flight paths out of JFK. The project is produced by the NYC nonprofit ArtBridge, which specializes in transforming underused spaces and active construction sites into public art. “At ArtBridge, we believe public art should emerge from the neighborhoods it lives in,” said Jon Souza, program director at ArtBridge. “This mural reflects that ideal — it was shaped by local voices and inspired by the textures of everyday life in Queens. Projects like this one remind us that art in public space can do more than beautify — it can listen, honor, and reflect. Brooklyn artist paints towering mural to Queens at new affordable housing site – QNS QNS.COM A Brooklyn-based artist has created a vibrant mural for an affordable housing residence near JFK Airport.

I'm bereft... I don't know how I can go on from here. Christina on the Coast Among Latest HGTV Cancellations (Report) TVLINE.COM 'Christina on the Coast' is the latest HGTV series to meet its abrupt end — get details.