Nestled among the enchanting mountains of the Chautauqua-Allegheny region, Ellicottville is the ultimate destination for outdoor adventure and non-stop fun! The charming, walkable village is home to over 24 unique shops, 23 bars and restaurants, two top-notch ski resorts, and a jam-packed calendar of festivals and events, ensuring you’ll never run out of things to do. […]
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At the Gene Frankel Theatre in New York, Truth Be Told is running until March 9, a psychological drama written by William Cameron and directed by Kim T. Sharp that confronts a grieving mother with a true crime writer’s investigation. The play, winner of the Stanley Drama Award, unfolds as a tense dialogue between two women marked by tragedy: Kathleen Abedon, the mother of a
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 19, 2025) – The National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) will celebrate its 50th anniversary with an exclusive Gala on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at the historic Washington Hilton Hotel (1919 Connecticut Avenue, NW), a venue that has hosted some of its most memorable evenings. Andrea Bocelli to Receive the NIAF Lifetime Achievement Award During the event, renowned tenor Andrea Bocelli will be honored with
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On stage at New York’s Gene Frankel Theatre from yesterday, Feb. 19, through March 9, is Truth Be Told, a psychological drama written by William Cameron and directed by Kim T. Sharp, which confronts the grief of a mother with the investigation of a true crime writer. The Stanley Drama Award-winning play unfolds as a
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From the “Portraits” podcast of theNewyorker, hosted by Claudio Brachino Born in Perugia, with academic and professional experiences between Europe, China and the United States, Michael Cascianelli is now CEO and Head of School at the Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi in New York. In this interview, taken from ilNewyorkese’s “Portraits” podcast, he talks about his
The Ukraine issue dominates the international debate in this beginning of the week, representing the central theme of the global journalistic grammar. In particular, there is a return to talk about peace, but this time in a concrete and not rhetorical way, as has been the case in international public discourse for the past three
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The Italian Reputation Award 2025 ceremony was held at the Italian Cultural Institute of New York, where the prestigious accolade was presented to Pasquale Punzo, CEO of Cannon Artes, for his dedication to environmental engineering and sustainability, particularly in the design of water treatment plants. Cannon Artes is indeed a leading engineering company specialized in
Cannon Artes, part of the Cannon Group, stands out in the industry landscape for its commitment to environmental sustainability, with a particular focus on water treatment. The company, which has consolidated its position as a leader in the environmental engineering sector, has become synonymous with innovation and ecological responsibility. Under the leadership of Pasquale Punzo,
Expanding a business abroad is a dream for many entrepreneurs, and with the right institutional support, it’s entirely possible. Massimo Carnelos, Head of the Innovation, Technology, and Startups Office at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, explains how the ministry is helping Italian startups go global—especially in the U.S. market. Your diplomatic career started over
Today we are dealing with scams or rather how the world of scams is evolving in terms of language, the use of technology and also the change of target audience. I have told very often, many times in my long career, about scams on the elderly, which are a painful issue in Italian society because
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