Giving Ice Hockey A Latin Flair
Long Island Weekly June 9, 2023
The Puerto Rico Ice Hockey Association (PRIHA) presents Fiesta de Hockey New York 2023. The event will feature music, food, “Serie
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Must-see sights and activities in the Windy City Chicago bills itself as a city that feels like home. Rich in history,
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Nothing quite signifies a fan’s allegiance to their team like the decision to plunk down some hard-earned coin and sport your
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Seeing how Tony Bennett has 50-plus years of performing in the books and a discography of 57 studio albums, 11 live
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After hundreds of live shows in settings across the globe, My Morning Jacket can still count on New York City
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It is officially acceptable to be in holiday mode because the holidays are in full swing. For those planning on hosting
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Jon Anderson’s Five Favorite Yes Albums
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Jon Anderson may have departed Yes in 2001, but given the amount of time he served as the voice of Yes,
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When Sports was released three-plus decades ago, MTV was in its infancy and actually playing music videos as radio playlists were
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Where is the one room in your house that alludes you? Is it the spare bedroom that has become a storage
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War Against All Puerto Ricans Author Nelson Denis To Speak
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On Oct. 11, at 11 a.m., Nelson Denis, author of the new, highly acclaimed book, War Against All Puerto Ricans, will
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Just like a mysterious woman, Sylvia’s is a dark, alluring escape for many New York City local and tourist seeking a
A Cup Of Coffee Or Tea
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Which Do You Prefer? Did you know that coffee contains antioxidants that protect your cardiovascular system? Or how about the fact
