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Italy Becomes 1st Country in the World to Require Climate Change Studies
Lesson plans will include topics like ocean pollution, sustainable living and renewable resources.
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NYC Cultural Affairs Commissioner Resigns After Mother Cabrini Blunder
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the departure of Tom Finkelpearl, the city’s cultural affairs commissioner, amid controversy surrounding the agency’s mishandling of Mother Cabrini.
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Why Millions Fled Southern Italy and Sparked the Creation of Italian America
In 1860 Italy had Europe’s lowest rate of emigration, but over the next 50 years, the country would lose nearly 40% of its population—here's why.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo Pledges $750,000 to Fund Mother Cabrini Statue in NYC
Cuomo is assembling a 19-person commission, which will evaluate proposals for the statue’s design and location.
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String of Columbus Statue Vandalisms a Step in the Wrong Direction
Craven disregard for the law should not be celebrated, and those opposed to Columbus Day should debate the issue on its merits.
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Staten Island’s Casa Belvedere, an Italian Cultural Pillar, Needs Our Votes
Casa Belvedere, the only New York site to be chosen as a finalist, needs our votes in order to earn a $150,000 National Partners in Preservation grant.
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Gondolier Attacked by Tourist in Venice Over ‘Selfie’ Photo
Footage of the attack has been viewed more than 100,000 times.
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Stromboli’s Volcanic Eruptions Leave Natives and Tourists Alarmed & in Awe
The largest eruption the volcano has seen in years has captured worldwide attention.
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Italy’s Unofficial Leader Matteo Salvini Fighting to Hold Onto Power
Salvini faces an uphill battle following the collapse of the Italian government last week.
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