Dr. Shannon Burton on Traits of Outstanding Educational Leaders

Great schools are driven by teachers and principals who are very passionate about making a difference in their students lives.

Dr. Shannon Burton Principal, on How Poverty Affects Education

​In the United States, many students are at a disadvantage to receive a great education and poverty can handicap learners right away.

Jennifer Powers, NYC, on Hosting Your First Thanksgiving

Jennifer Powers, NYC, shares a quick guide and great advice to hosting your first Thanksgiving holiday.

Here's Where Groceries Are Cheapest In NYC

A report compared the prices of milk, eggs and a frozen meal across the city.

NYC's Operation Backpack® Is a Record-Breaking Success

Volunteers of America-Greater New York Provided 20,000 Backpacks Fully Stocked with School Supplies for Children Living in NYC Shelters

Where To Go Pumpkin Picking Near NYC

A visit to one of these farms doesn't even involve leaving the city.

Parenting Teens: Learning the Tricks

Many parents nowadays have problems communicating with their children.

Yom Kippur, Rosh Hashanah And Sukkot 2018: What You Need To Know

Sept. 18 is Yom Kippur, a Jewish high holiday for reflection and repentance before celebration.

As Summer Ends, Remember Law On Passing School Buses In NYC

Here's what you need to know as schools go back.

This Is How Much It Costs To Get Married In NY

Here's a clue: It's much more than Europeans spend.

Find Your Pet On Clear-The-Shelter Day Saturday

The SPCA of Westchester and partner NBC 4 New York host. Many fees waived or reduced.

Homeless Children Get Backpacks Filled With School Supplies

Volunteers of America - Greater New York helps kids in shelters get ready for the new school year

Harford County Highlights Breastfeeding Support Program

In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, the Harford County Health Department spotlights a program it offers for mothers.

15th Annual Operation Backpack® Kicks Off

Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-GNY) launches citywide drive to collect more than 18,000 backpacks & school supplies

Grab Your Spice Islands spices and start baking these cookies!

Your kids will love helping you - and in the end, you'll have amazing cookies!

Blind Parents Found a Solution to a Common Daily Travel Struggle

Blind couple reliant on ride shares/public transport struggled with safety for their kids until they found a solution EVERY parent needs.

70 Years Later, a Classified Ad Still Changing Lives

A Mother's Determination to Find Support for Children with Disabilities Marks Start of Parent Movement and AHRC New York City

Randi Karmel, an experienced attorney, on key family law cases

Randi Karmel, an experienced New York City attorney, review two key U.S. Supreme Court cases pertaining to family law.

Survey Reveals What Parents Really Think of "Summer Slide"

Survey finds most parents concerned about regression of school skills over the summer. Here's how to combat it!

NY Maternity Wards Are Full Of Babies With These Names

The Social Security Administration has revealed last year's most popular names.

Honoring my Mother and Grandmother in the 2XU NYC Triathlon

Join the Alzheimer's Association's team for the 2XU New York City Triathlon. Space is limited.

Honoring Mother’s Day when Mom has Alzheimer’s disease.

Tips on how to celebrate Mother’s Day when mom has Alzheimer’s disease

Harmony Program celebrates 10-year anniversary with 3-day fest

Harmony Program, Longy’s Sistema Side-by-Side program and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra OrchKids team up in NYC for 3-day music festival

Has Infidelity Shaken The Core Trust In Your Relationship?

Richard Sussman offering support.

Mental Health First Aid

· One in five New Yorkers experience a mental health disorder in a given year.

Tax Season tips for the high cost of Alzheimer’s & dementia

This tax season, caregivers and family members are especially challenged by the financial impact of Alzheimer’s disease

The Love Story Hidden In The Walls Of The Waldorf Astoria

A couple hid a time capsule in the iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel on their anniversary. Here's how they got it back 10 years later.

Batman appears at Mother-Son Dance!

Iowa League of Heroes also appear at superhero themed dance in Iowa

Hidden Torture: Group Claims Homeschooling Can Shield Abuse

After several high-profile cases of abused children, a national group wants closer oversight of homeschooling.

Raise awareness and funds to fight Alzheimer’s on the Longest Day

Join the Alzheimer’s Association® to Honor those Living with Alzheimer’s and Their Caregivers.

Staten Island's Groundhog Chuck To Predict If Spring Comes Early

The furry forecaster will make his annual prediction at the Staten Island Zoo on Friday. The event is free and open to the public.

NYC Schools Will Reopen Friday, Mayor Says

You have to be the one to break the news to the kids.

Reducing Holiday Stress when Living with Alzheimer’s disease

How families affected by Alzheimer’s disease can prepare for Holiday Celebrations

How To Get Your Play On At Play Fair NY

Play Fair NY kicks off at the Javits Center on Nov. 4! Find out what’s in store, plus a special offer for Patch readers. [SPONSORED]

April The Giraffe's Baby: 9 Things You Probably Didn't Know

Everything you didn't know you needed to know about the world's most famous baby giraffe.

Live Cam Of April The Giraffe, Baby Calf Goes Dark: Watch An Adorable Replay

Here's video of April the giraffe and her new calf bonding at the Animal Adventure Park in upstate NY.

Watch Live Stream: Giraffe Gives Birth At New York Zoo

LATEST: April the giraffe is happy and healthy as she waits to give birth to her calf.

7 Nifty Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With Lemons

From solving beauty problems to curing a hangover, here are a few lemon tricks you need to know about.

3 Microwaveable One-Mug Meals That Will Change Your Life

It’s not lazy – it’s efficient.

5 Bulletproof Coffee Tips For A Better Tasting Brew

No milk frother? No problem.