News Archives – Page 5 of 48 – New York Family

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The Mets Will Host First-Ever Inclusion Day at Citi Field

Jacqueline Neber

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Belvedere Castle Is Open Again for the Summer in Central Park

Laura D’Angelo

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The Bruce Museum’s Seaside Center Opens June 23

Local News Editor

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Are You Living in an NYC Playground Desert?

Jacqueline Neber

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Sesame Street Unveils Julia’s Family in Honor of Autism Awareness Month

Jacqueline Neber

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Fisher-Price Power Wheels Barbie Campers Recalled Due to Injury Hazard

Melissa Wickes

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8 Steps to Improve Your Credit Score in One Year

Megan Vasquez

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American Girl Reveals 2019 Girl of the Year

Anja Webb

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New Study Shows Emotional Suppression has Negative Outcomes on Children

Megan Vasquez

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The Health Benefits of Playing Outside

Nathan H. Lents

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Brooklyn Student Honored for Service to Help Save Bee Population

Brigitt Earley

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How Much Screen Time Is Too Much?

Brigitt Earley

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Westchester Hospital Installs First Newborn Safety Digital Scanning System in NY State

Brigitt Earley

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5 Ways to Update Your Toddler Proofing Measures

Anja Webb

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Child Identity Theft is on the Rise and Here’s What You Need to Know

Brigitt Earley

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How Treating Your Coworkers Poorly Can Affect Your Children

Brigitt Earley

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Bronx Community College to Receive $300,000 Grant from NASA

Brigitt Earley

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New Report: THIS Is What We Lose Sleep Over

Deborah Skolnik

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Mattel Launches a Brand New Robotics Engineer Barbie

Brigitt Earley

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New Study Says Cellphones Are to Blame for Failing Grades

Brigitt Earley