All The Essentials For Your Summer Reading

  Summer is arriving in New York, ushering in a quieter rhythm across the city.Memorial Day weekend marks the beginning of a slower season, a chance to step back after the constant movement and tra

The holidays are over, the new years resolutions underway and the workforce firmly back at work.It's January—a cold, dreary month full of drudgery and few celebrations to look forward to. It's not unc

Something's different. You may have noticed a little something different about SCOJO New York. Is it a new hair color? A fresh fade? Lash extensions? A new lipstick? Did we get new glasses? No! (Well,

World Sight Day is a day of awareness held annually on the second Thursday of October. Coordinated by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) in cooperation with the World Heal

September 15 marks the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month: from mid-September to mid-October, the United States celebrates the important contributions made by Hispanic Americans.During this

The sunsets are arriving earlier, that telltale crisp is in the air and you're reaching for your favorite sweater more and more. Fall is here, all right.The turn of the season also signals the return

With the return of the school year around the corner, and all the frenetic activity that accompanies back-to-school prep, August can sometimes feel like September part one.August is also Children's Ey

Happy Fourth! Independence Day fireworks will make their triumphant return to New York City this holiday weekend, and SCOJO New York is beyond thrilled for it.Pre-taped last year due to Covid-19 restr

Father's Day is, as its name suggests, a day honoring fathers and fatherhood. In the U.S. and Canada, it occurs on the third Sunday of June; in other countries, Father's Day comes as early as February