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Buddhist meditation center in contract to purchase historic Grange Hallby Katharine Schroeder and Denise Civiletti, Riverhead Local, Mar 23, 2017Riverhead, NY (USA) -- After a long and varied history of uses, the historic Grange Hall on Sound Avenue in Northville is now slated to become a Buddhist meditation center and community hub. The 186-year-old Grange Hall is in contract to be sold to the Long Island Buddhist Meditation Center, presently located in Port Jefferson. more…
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Buddhists from around the world meet to call for peaceby Amanda J. Purcell, Poughkeepsie Journal, July 7, 2016Wappingers Falls, New York (USA) -- Hundreds of Buddhist teachers, monastics, and practitioners from the U.S., Canada, Europe, South America and Asia have come to the village this week to call for world peace. more…
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Buddhist leaders caution NYC tourists to be wary of fake monksBy MICHAEL BALSAMO, The Associated Press, July 1, 2016NEW YORK, USA -- New York City Buddhist leaders are sounding the alarm to tourists: Beware the “fake monks.” more…
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Buddhist monastery in Redding hosts beginner meditation classesBy Christopher Burns, The Redding Pilot, June 16, 2016Redding, CT (USA) -- Last Wednesday, this reporter took a trip to Do Ngak Kunphen Ling (or as it is more commonly known, the Tibetan Buddhist Center for Universal Peace) in Redding to try out one of their introductory meditation classes. more…
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Islanders follow the Bodhi Path at Martha’s Vineyard Buddhist Centerby Gwyn McAllister, MV Times, Jan 13, 2016Martha's Vineyard, MA (USA) -- A simple gray-shingled building set back from the main road in a quiet wooded area of West Tisbury, the Bodhi Path Buddhist Center has provided a refuge for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike since 1999. The focal point of the center is a sunlit open meditation hall where Islanders and visitors gather for guided sessions. more…
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Buddhist temple comes to downtown SyracuseAn Appeal
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