All elections are important, and this 2021 NYC Mayoral and Congressional election may be the most important in decades. Get an absentee ballot to vote by mail in New York City and NY State on Tuesday, Nov. 7, ,2021. All registered voters can request an absentee ballot if they are concerned about COVID. You may already have received one in the mail. If … [Read more...] about How to Get an Absentee Ballot to Vote by Mail in November
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Rideshare Danger: How to Stay Safe in an Uber or Lyft
App-based rideshare companies are back in the headlines with bad news about drivers with felony records, crimes against passengers, especially solo female passengers, even assaults of drivers by passengers. While most rides are safe and uneventful, every solo passenger - female or male - should think about his or her personal safety before getting into a vehicle with a … [Read more...] about Rideshare Danger: How to Stay Safe in an Uber or Lyft
Reduce Electricity Use to Save Money & Avoid a Power Outage
It's hot and humid. With more of us working from home and with the kids still out of school for the summer, we are using more electricity to power our air conditioners, fans, tech gadgets and streaming services. These easy ways will reduce your electricity use and also save money on your bill and also can help avoid a power reduction, called a "brown-out", or a full blown … [Read more...] about Reduce Electricity Use to Save Money & Avoid a Power Outage
How to Build Work Relationships and Attract Clients
There have been some major changes in the way we work and do business over the last few years. The most notable is the amount of time spent to maintain relationships when opportunities for face-to-face interactions are limited or non-existent. How do you foster relationships with colleagues and clients when you work from home or another remote location? Especially when … [Read more...] about How to Build Work Relationships and Attract Clients
Heat Wave: Tips for Staying Safe & Healthy
The wave of hot and humid weather approaching NYC can be dangerous to your health - especially children, seniors, those with underlying health issues, even pets. NYC opening FREE cooling centers and extending FREE outdoor pool hours through the weekend. To find the cooling center nearest you, call 311 or visit the NYC Cooling Center Finder at … [Read more...] about Heat Wave: Tips for Staying Safe & Healthy
Where to Get a US Passport in NYC
International travel is opening again. If you have the travel itch and need a US Passport, or need to renew one, do it now, because it will take up to six weeks or more. Here's where to get a US Passport in NYC: Apply in person at the Brooklyn Public Library Central Library, which is an officially-designated passport application acceptance … [Read more...] about Where to Get a US Passport in NYC
Last Chance to Register to Vote in NYC Primary June 22
Friday, May 28 is your last chance to register to vote in the most important NYC election in a generation, which will shape the future of our city for at least the next decade. More than 60 NYC city government seats are on this year’s ballot, including the citywide positions of Mayor and Comptroller, all five borough presidents, and the entire 51-seat City Council. The … [Read more...] about Last Chance to Register to Vote in NYC Primary June 22
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
Teacher Appreciation Week Freebies and Deals
The first full week of May is National Teacher Appreciation Week, recognizing the men and women who often do not get the recognition they deserve. Retailers, restaurants, even vacation providers all give teachers a little something extra during the first full week of May - and also on National Teacher Appreciation Day, the first Tuesday in May, which is today, May 4th. We … [Read more...] about Teacher Appreciation Week Freebies and Deals
5 Easy Ways to Celebrate Earth Day at Your Home
Earth Day is April 22, but you don't need a special day to live a more sustainable and eco-friendly life. Here are easy ways to celebrate Earth Day any day of the year in the comfort of your home, and save money while you help save the planet. Embrace Green Energy If you want to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle, it’s time to start exploring ways to reduce your grid … [Read more...] about 5 Easy Ways to Celebrate Earth Day at Your Home
