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Kiran Dhillon is a journalist based in Toronto, Canada. She has worked as a television, radio, print and online journalist. Since July 2016, she has worked as a web producer for CTVNews.ca as well an on-air journalist for CTV News Channel. In this role, Kiran helps to oversee the direction and editorial content of the national website as well as provides regular on-air updates for the station’s 24-hour national television channel. Before CTV, Kiran was a reporter for CBC News. Most recently in Toronto, but before that in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Regina and Saskatoon. She has a degree in communications from the University of Winnipeg and a diploma in journalism from Red River College.
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Shop local: Fall Retail Crawl takes over Queens as holiday shopping begins
The annual Fall Retail Crawl in Astoria, Queens, organized by Shop Small Astoria, features 32 independent retailers encouraging local shopping. Participants visiting ten stores receive a tote bag and enter a lottery for a grand prize. Organizers emphasize the community benefits of shopping locally, such as supporting small businesses and contributing to local taxes. The event highlights the importance of a vibrant community supported by small businesses.
Hundreds of NYers donate to turkey drive: ‘I like to do what I can’
The 16th annual Bethpage Turkey Drive in Long Island saw significant community participation, with individuals and organizations donating turkeys to support local food banks ahead of Thanksgiving. Notable contributions included 34 turkeys from Robert Kiernan and over 1,350 turkeys from H2M architects and engineers. The event, organized by Island Harvest and hosted by Bethpage Federal Credit Union, aims to address food insecurity affecting 221,000 people in Long Island. Participants expressed a sense of responsibility to help those less fortunate, emphasizing community support and the importance of access to healthy food.
Hundreds of NYers donate to turkey drive: ‘I like to do what I can’
A Long Island community participated in the 16th annual Bethpage Turkey Drive, donating turkeys to support local families in need ahead of Thanksgiving. The event, organized by Island Harvest and hosted by Bethpage Federal Credit Union, saw significant contributions, including 1,350 turkeys from H2M architects and engineers. Participants emphasized the importance of community support, highlighting the contrast between the area's affluence and the food insecurity faced by many residents.
Overlook Beach restoration project in progress to restore eroded shoreline
Contractors are actively working on the Overlook Beach restoration project in New York, aiming to restore the eroded shoreline by pumping 70,000 cubic yards of sand. The project, funded by the state, is part of a larger $38 million restoration plan for the area, including Fire Island Inlet and Shores Westerly. Town of Babylon officials emphasize the importance of the project for tourism, community safety, and protecting Ocean Parkway from potential breaches. The restoration is expected to be completed by the end of Thursday.
NYC program trains international nurses to combat shortage
New York City is addressing its nursing shortage through a program that trains internationally trained nurses, offering them resources like stipends, textbooks, and English language training. The program, run by the Department of Small Business Services and held at Lehman College and LaGuardia Community College, aims to help nurses pass their licensing exams, thereby increasing their earning potential and filling healthcare gaps. Barbara Herrera, a participant from Venezuela, highlights the transformative impact of the program on her life and encourages others to apply.
Newark fire spreads to multiple homes, displacing residents
A fire in Newark, New Jersey, spread to multiple homes, displacing dozens of residents. The fire began in an unoccupied home and quickly spread to neighboring occupied homes, resulting in significant property loss. Four firefighters were injured during the response but are expected to recover. The cause of the fire is under investigation, with previous complaints about squatters in the originating home being considered. Demolition of the affected homes has begun, and the Red Cross is assisting the displaced families.
Queens intersection could be renamed after Sikh leader
The Sikh community in Richmond Hill, Queens, is advocating for the co-naming of an intersection after Guru Tegh Bahadur, a revered Sikh leader known for his sacrifice and values. The proposal has received unanimous support from Queens Community Board 9, with plans to bring it to a city council vote in December. The initiative aims to honor the contributions of the Sikh community and promote cultural recognition and diversity in the area. Councilmember Lynn Schulman supports the co-naming, emphasizing its role in fostering community unity and historical awareness.
Department of Veterans Affairs unveils new national cemetery in Queens
The Department of Veterans Affairs has opened a new national cemetery in Queens, named the St. Albans National Cemetery and Columbarium, as part of its urban initiative program. This marks the first cemetery opened by the department in two years and the 156th nationwide. Deputy Secretary Tanya Bradsher emphasized the importance of having cemeteries close to veteran families, while retired Colonel Terrance Holliday highlighted the significance of honoring veterans posthumously. The cemetery is set to open in early spring, providing a nearby location for families in New York City to visit their loved ones.
Program helps fund outdoor dining for small businesses in Queens
A new pilot program, Dining Out in District 6, is providing $2 million in federal funding to support outdoor dining for small businesses in Queens, New York. Spearheaded by U.S. Rep. Grace Meng, the initiative aims to equip 60 restaurants with compliant outdoor dining structures. The New York City Department of Small Business Services administers the program, emphasizing its importance for local economies and community spaces. Businesses like Mojitos Restaurant and Bar have already seen significant benefits, with increased summer income and customer satisfaction. The program addresses both business needs and community concerns with modular, regulation-compliant setups.
Double fatal fire in Brooklyn ruled a homicide: sources
Two men died in a Brooklyn fire on Sunday, which has been ruled a homicide. The medical examiner indicated they died before the fire began. The fire occurred in Bath Beach on Bay 29th Street. One victim had a stab wound to the neck, the other severe head trauma. The fire is suspected to be a cover-up for murder. The victims' identities are undisclosed. Sixty firefighters responded, and two were injured.
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