Sulla base dei dati previsionali sulla qualità dell’aria forniti oggi da Arpa Piemonte è stato confermato il livello 0 (bianco) delle misure antismog. Fino a mercoledì 5 febbraio 2025  – prossimo giorno di controllo – resteranno pertanto in vigore le sole misure strutturali di limitazione al traffico. Eventuali variazioni del semaforo antismog in vigore, con… Read More

Sarà online domani sul sito di Torino Vivibile https://www.torinovivibile.it/ un ricettario con 53 idee ‘svuota-frigo’ e di recupero per ridurre gli scarti alimentari da consumo domestico. La pubblicazione della raccolta di ‘ricette circolari’, nella giornata nazionale di Prevenzione dello Spreco Alimentare, si inserisce nell’ambito dell’iniziativa promossa dalle Divisioni Qualità Ambiente e Fondi Europei e sostenuta dall’Assessorato all’Ambiente… Read More

Torino si unisce alle celebrazioni per il Giorno del Ricordo, che si commemora il 10 febbraio di ogni anno, per mantenere viva la memoria della tragedia delle foibe e dell’esodo degli italiani dall’Istria, da Fiume e dalla Dalmazia. “Anche quest’anno – spiega il Sindaco Stefano Lo Russo – celebriamo il Giorno del Ricordo per tenere… Read More

Con l’investitura di Gianduja e Giacometta, Torino si prepara a vivere un Carnevale ricco di eventi e manifestazioni che celebrano la cultura e la storia locale, offrendo momenti di svago e riflessione per tutta la comunità. Nella Sala Congregazioni di Palazzo Civico, si è svolta la cerimonia di investitura delle maschere tradizionali del Carnevale torinese: Gianduja e Giacometta. L’evento, organizzato dalla Famija… Read More

Black History Month books for kids by various authors and illustrators c.2024, 2025                                    $17.95 – $18.99                                      Various page counts   Your mother tells you stories. She talks about things that happened before you were born; Grandpa does it, too, and you like to hear every tale. So why not have these stories about Black… Read More

The prestigious New York Times has named Vincentian Dr. Jacqueline James-Lyttle, the wife of international Soca star Kevin Lyttle, among the top 20 women entrepreneurs worldwide to watch in 2025. The Times’ NY Weekly Magazine describes Miami-based Dr. James-Lyttle as “the embodiment of unrelenting power, a visionary force redefining excellence across academics, athletics, entrepreneurship, philanthropy,… Read More

When Dianne Renwick took over as presiding justice of the Appellate Division, First Department, she took on one of the most important judicial positions in the state. She presided over a court that in 2023 disposed of more than 4,700 appeals and more than 5,000 motions, and swore in more than 2,700 new attorneys to… Read More

On Thursday, Jan. 30, Schneps Media hosted its annual Bronx Power List at Villa Barone Manor, celebrating distinguished individuals for their achievements and impact. This year celebrates 20 years of the Power List. “Tonight, you are being celebrated for your commitment, impact, and influence in the Bronx,” said Elizabeth Schneps Aloni, senior vice president of… Read More

The new Bronx Music Hall (BMH), which was previously known as the Bronx Music Heritage Center (BMHC), will host the New York City premiere screening of the acclaimed documentary “STUDIO 17: The Lost Reggae Tapes” on Feb. 1. This event comes as preparation to kick off Reggae Month, celebrated in Jamaica every February. In an… Read More

Guyanese-born Dr. Terrence Blackman is an associate professor and chair of the Department of Mathematics at Medgar Evers College, City University of New York (CUNY). A dedicated educator, researcher, and advocate for diversity in the mathematical sciences, Dr. Blackman has spent his career expanding opportunities for underrepresented students in STEM while contributing to global discussions… Read More