April 30, 2020
Augustin Holder
This painting represents the anxiety, vulnerability and fear as the news of the Covid-19 Pandemic was eminent.
Tag: COVID-19
Told Ya
April 25, 2020
As the COVID-19 death toll in USA recently surpassed 20,000 the Gazette predicted the Trump Administration would deflect responsibility onto a scapegoat, probably China.
Oxiris Barbot
April 23, 2020
Council Member Mark Levine
As our city continues to fight against the COVID-19 outbreak, it is more important than ever that you continue to remain informed and updated.
Heroes of the Pandemic
April 21, 2020
Today the Gazette salutes some more Heroes of the Pandemic by recognizing the vital role our valiant Letter Carriers play in keeping us afloat during this unprecedented shutdown.
Global Special
April 18, 2020
By WHO
‘One World: Together At Home’ Global Special will be broadcast on major television networks and streamed online today at 8PM.
Don’t Leave Anything Off the Table
April 16, 2020
MA Governor Charlie Baker
“When you talk about where the numbers are going with all of this, what I’m really thinking about is all the people who aren’t going to have a chance to say goodbye.
WMD Lies
April 15, 2020
A Gazette Editorial
In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, W Bush faced a political dilemma: accept responsibility for failing to protect America or find a scapegoat to blame.
Re-Opening
April 13, 2020
It was too nasty to go outside today but we missed going around the neighborhood and seeing lots of people like we used to do.
Ask Them Anything
April 11, 2020
Join NYCC Health Committee Chair Council Member Levine and Columbia University immunologist Dr. Craig Spencer to hear the latest information on the COVID-19 outbreak and to get your questions answered.
Draft Dodger
April 11, 2020
If nominated, he won’t run. If elected, he won’t serve. Period!