St. Mel’s Church Getting a Facelift
June 20, 2016The interior of St. Mel Church has been largely untouched for 35 years, and according to parishioners, looks “tired.” They pledged $2.4 […]
Topic: Community
Seniors Show Off Art in Williamsburg
June 17, 2016Ahead of Father’s Day, when families shower their dads with gifts, Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach connects with seniors showing off their own […]
NY Organization Declares “Blood Emergency”
June 16, 2016The tragedy in Orlando serves as a critical reminder that blood supplies in the New York City area are dangerously low. The […]
47 Years of Service for Middle Village Teacher
June 15, 2016Michael McHugh started teaching at Our Lady of Hope School in 1969, just six years after the school opened. Forty-seven years later, […]
Honoring St. Anthony in Park Slope
June 13, 2016Anthony of Padua is one of the best-known saints of the Church; credited as a miracle-worker and finder of lost items. The […]
St. Edmund Teacher Retiring after 46 Years
June 10, 2016St. Edmund Elementary School is saying farewell to a pillar of their community. After 46 years of faithful service in Sheepshead Bay, […]
New Zones Restrict Times Square Characters
June 9, 2016Newly painted zones in Times Square will force costumed characters into designated areas. Tim Harfmann reports from the crossroads of the world […]
Hillary Clinton Locks in History
June 8, 2016Hillary Clinton has become the first female candidate to lock in the presidential nomination of a major political party, 96 years after […]
Faded Signs Cause Parking Problems
June 7, 2016Ever get a parking ticket in an area with faded signs? That could soon be a thing of the past thanks to […]
Postal Worker Intends to Sue
June 6, 2016Glenn Grays, a postal worker who says he was falsely arrested by police, plans to sue the city. Today a lawyer for […]