by Downtown Magazine | Oct 18, 2018
When it comes to bullying in the workplace, in today’s world there is zero room and or hopefully zero tolerance. When we think of bullying we often think of young adults or even elementary children, online abuse and of course physical abuse. Once the #metoo...
by Downtown Magazine | Sep 24, 2018
The new ESSEX STREET CROSSING is bringing together the Lower East Side community with a forward-thinking look at the way New York lives, works, and shops. It’s hard to imagine there was even one acre of vacant land in Lower Manhattan let alone six. But there it...
by Laurie Russo | Sep 21, 2018
Thirty-five years ago, the founders of Food Bank For New York City believed they were building a temporary solution for hunger among homeless men. Today, the organization is a vital resource for the city’s needy. “The public’s perception of hunger may not have...
by Moury Khan | Aug 21, 2018
Dating can seem like an endless process, but Lisa Bevilacqua breaks it down to a science in her book One and Done. Being “on the market” for nearly two years after her divorce, Bevilacqua did not have the best of luck with dating. She instead became frustrated during...
by Grace A. Capobianco | Aug 15, 2018
With the continued renaissance right here in the birthplace of New York, Downtown just keeps getting better! Just this month, the Downtown Alliance reported, Lower Manhattan recorded its strongest quarter of commercial leasing activity in seven years and outpaced the...
by Downtown Magazine | Aug 13, 2018
My stores are what I imagine Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory would look like in real life meets Candyland and Disneyland,” says Dylan Lauren, The Reigning Queen of Candy Land and founder of Dylan’s Candy Bar. A fashion-forward sweet shop filled with a global...
