The winter storm with headed for NYC and the Tri-State area is a good time for a refresher course in driving safety tips for snow, sleet and ice, especially black ice. Simply, it is dangerous even for good drivers in vehicles with anti-lock brakes, traction control and all-season tires, and for the pedestrians and other vehicles you might slip and slide into. Please stay … [Read more...] about Winter Storm Warning: Driving Safety Tips for Snow, Sleet, Ice
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Native American Chefs Share Thanksgiving Recipes
This Thanksgiving, many of us are celebrating in smaller groups, so it's a great time to try something new. The National Museum of the American Indian asked chefs of various Native tribes to contribute recipes, which include an award-winning traditional frybread recipe and a turkey green chili tamale pie that's perfect for leftovers. To the original peoples of this … [Read more...] about Native American Chefs Share Thanksgiving Recipes
How to Find an Efficient & Affordable Moving Company
Moving from your current residence to a new environment is a major and significant life experience. While the thought of a new home is exciting, the moving process itself can be daunting. That is especially true if you have heavy and bulky items to transport, need to travel a considerable distance, or don’t have someone else to rely on. Hiring a relocation expert is one … [Read more...] about How to Find an Efficient & Affordable Moving Company
Early Voting in NYC: What You Need to Know
Early voting begins on Saturday, Oct. 24th in New York City and NY State, to cast your ballot for president and other local races. There are fewer early voting polling places than on Election Day, but don't let that stop you. Click here to confirm your early polling site, along with your regular polling site on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3 Note … [Read more...] about Early Voting in NYC: What You Need to Know
How to Apply for SNAP Food Stamps
With federal stimulus funds now gone, and perhaps also your state unemployment benefits, your financial situation may now qualify you for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) also known as food stamps. Even if you have been rejected previously, your Pandemic caused hardship may make you eligible. SNAP is the largest federal nutrition assistance program, … [Read more...] about How to Apply for SNAP Food Stamps
How to Get an Absentee Ballot to Vote by Mail in November
All elections are important, and this 2020 presidential election year may be more important than most. Get an absentee ballot to vote by mail in New York City and NY State on Tuesday, Nov. 3, ,2020. All registered voters can request an absentee ballot if they are concerned about COVID. You may already have received one in the mail. If not, you can … [Read more...] about How to Get an Absentee Ballot to Vote by Mail in November
US Census Deadline is Sept. 30. Your Response Matters
Your response matters. It takes less than five minutes to fill out the Census form online or on the phone, and it will have an impact. Your response helps determine Federal funds for schools and school lunches, Medicare and Medicaid, the subway and road repairs, firefighters and other emergency services, programs to prevent child abuse, SNAP food stamp programs and more. You … [Read more...] about US Census Deadline is Sept. 30. Your Response Matters
NYC Free: Climate Week 2020 Offers 500+ Virtual Events
It's time to save the planet. Climate Week NYC returns through Sept. 27, virtually this year, with around 500 FREE seminars, panels and online exhibits, even a climate-themed ballet, to learn how to be more eco-friendly when we travel or shop for food and clothing, and what we can do to make an impact on climate change at home and around the world. Normally, Climate … [Read more...] about NYC Free: Climate Week 2020 Offers 500+ Virtual Events
NYC Outdoor Dining & Drinking Etiquette
Even though we've been enjoying outdoor dining in NYC since June, it's good to be reminded of proper etiquette. Here's how to be a good sidewalk eater and drinker and keep yourself, your friends and the waitstaff healthy and happy: More than 9,000 restaurants are open and serving. Here's where to find them on this official NYC map Observe social distancing … [Read more...] about NYC Outdoor Dining & Drinking Etiquette
Amazon Career Day for 33,000 Jobs in NYC and Nationwide
Online retail giant Amazon is holding a first-of-its-kind virtual career fair to hire 33,000 new corporate and technology workers in NYC and nationwide. Average compensation is $150,000, including salary and stock. There also is one-on-one career coaching that could lead to promotions and more pay, the company told ABC News. "COVID-19 continues to affect … [Read more...] about Amazon Career Day for 33,000 Jobs in NYC and Nationwide
