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How To Start A New Business Successfully

Over 60,000 new businesses open in the United States annually, and approximately more close their doors than succeed in that first year of operations.

Community Navigator Social Service Navigation Training Tp Become A Community Advocate And More

The Community Navigator Program at the Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work has transitioned to the Community Navigator Training Institute.

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Netflix And Microsoft To Team Up On Low-Cost Streaming Service Plan

It didn’t take long after Netflix CEO Reed Hastings hinted that low-end, ad-supported plans might be on their way for the streaming platform to make a move.

Who Let The Dogs Out, The Best Hot Dogs To Eat In Harlem

If you’re like me, someone who wants to visit Harlem one day and go on a hot dog journey.

How To Find The Top Social Security Disability Lawyer

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a disability, you may be wondering how to get the financial support you need.

Mayor Adams, Councilman Powers, Brannan Celebrate Passage Of Bill To Suspend Liquor License Surcharge

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today hailed a new law he actively and strongly pushed for that suspends the city’s liquor license surcharge and puts money back into the pockets of small business owners.

NYC Department Of Small Business Services Awards $3.8 Million Grants To Support Non-Profits In Four Boroughs

The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) announced today it will award a total of $3.8 million in Avenue NYC and Neighborhood 360° grants to 24 community-based development organizations (CBDOs) working in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods.

Collision Avoidance Systems – How Do They Work

In recent times, collision avoidance has been a work in progress for self-driving cars.

Adding Salt To Your Food Can Increase Your Chances Of Dying Prematurely, Study Finds

Are you the kind of person who immediately reaches for the salt shaker after getting your meal at a restaurant? If so, you might be taking years off your life.

Harlem Congregations Open Doors To The Community For New York Landmarks Conservancy 2022

The New York Landmarks Conservancy is proud to host its 12th Annual Sacred Sites Open House: “Open Doors,” welcoming visitors in person once again to New York’s world-class houses of worship, on July 23 & 24, 2022, throughout New York State.

2022 Beloved Benefit With Usher, Maroon 5 And Others Raise $6.3 Million To Inspire Positive Change Around The World

The 2022 Beloved Benefit featured special performances by three-time Grammy Award-winning pop band Maroon 5 and eight-time Grammy Award-winning artist, Usher.

Should You Sue Your Neighbor?

There’s nothing quite as challenging as having a toxic or difficult neighbor. There are so many reasons you might not like dealing with your neighbor.

SBA Launches Nomination Period For Small Business Advisory Commission

The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) today announced the nomination period for the Small Business Advisory Commission will be open from July 7 to July 29, 2022. The nomination form is now available online.

What Are The Reasons You Might Hire A Criminal Defense Attorney?

Hiring a criminal defense lawyer is one of the most important decisions people need to make, whether they’re involved in a crime or a victim of a crime.