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The article reports on the claim by Brooklyn Botanic Garden president Adrian Benepe that wild animals like red-tailed hawks, endangered butterflies and beavers have returned in outdoor parks across New York and the need for an increased budget to protect and nurture them.

The article discusses the seven signs that New York City which after years of being a humid continental climate, now sits within the humid subtropical climate zone. It includes the blooming of plants earlier and differently due to rising temperatures spurred by climate change, the thriving of new plant species in the metropolitan as those more associated with New England are vanishing, and winters getting warmer.

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The article discusses the popularity of Rockaway Beach in New York City as a surfing destination. Topics discussed include the crowding of the beach with surfers, the attitude of inexperienced surfers and newcomers, and the practice of localism to protect Rockaway. Also discussed are the best months for surfing at Rockaway and the explosion of food culture at the area.

The article focuses on the divorcees Alyssa Dineen and Amy Nobile, who have become gurus of dating and transformed their divorce experiences into careers wherein they help people to find the love of their life.

The article features attorney Jessica Zafonte who share her passion every Easter Sunday in rescuing water fowl at Willowbrook Park in Staten Island, New York City.

The article presents an interview with builder Gennaro Brooks-Church who discusses creation of patterned wall of plants, selection of evergreens and use of water.

The article looks at the status of composting program in New York and highlights challenges in implementing the program such as low participation in the neighborhoods and explaining it to older people, and views of Antonio Reynoso, chairman of the City Council’s sanitation committee, on the same.

The article features Matt Weingarden who is known as DJ Mr. Fine Wine at Botanica Bar in New York City wherein he played mostly soul music from the 1960s and 1970s.

The article features Takayuki Echigoya, a Japanese clothier who specializes on sewing and selling jeans.

A review is offered for a tearoom named Janam Tea located in New York City.

The article offers information on maritime lawyers Lawrence Brennan and daughter Mary Kate Brennan who scoure a chart in Tokyo Bay in Japan.

The article presents information on the custom made motorcycles built by a stunt rider Larry Desmedt also known as "Indian Larry" displayed at the Indian Larry Motorcycles shop in New York City.

A review is offered for The Hat Shop in SoHo, New York City.

The article offers information on how Bangkok Center Grocery, located in Chinatown, New York City, helped customers to find ingredients for their Thai cooking.

The article explores experiences of several readers of the periodical of doing different things during Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.