As summer fades and the back-to-school buzz begins, parents everywhere are bracing for the familiar sounds: the zipping of backpacks, the squeaking of school bus brakes, and the inevitable groaning of children reluctantly pulling themselves out of bed for the start of a new academic year. This annual ritual marks the end of vacation and … Read more
When to Claim Social Security: 3 Questions to Ask Yourself Maximize Your Retirement Income: Should You Wait or Claim Early? According to Fool, Think about your money. Do you need Social Security to live comfortably? If so, you might want to wait until age 70. This will give you more money each month. But if you’re … Read more
Birmingham, Alabama Receives $20 Million Grant to Boost Job Opportunities and Revitalize Neighborhoods New Initiatives in Birmingham: Affordable Childcare, Job Training, and Transportation Options Coming to Help Residents Succeed According to CBS42, Birmingham, Alabama got a big check from the US government to help people in certain neighborhoods find jobs. This check is worth $20 … Read more
New York City’s Affordable Housing Initiative for Seniors $4 Million Program to Test Affordable Housing Solution According to pix11, The city is trying to make housing more affordable for seniors. Mayor Eric Adams and his team think that by converting basements, attics, and backyard structures into extra housing units, they can help seniors stay in … Read more
Judge Halts Funding for St. Louis Basic Income Program What’s Next for the City’s Universal Basic Income Program? According to JustTheNews, A judge has told the city of St. Louis to stop giving money to people under a special program. This program was started to help people who don’t have enough money. The judge said that … Read more
Chicago Safety Guide: High-Risk Areas Like Englewood to Avoid Due to Crime Chicago Safety Alert: Englewood Among High-Crime Neighborhoods to Research Before Moving As Chicago continues to attract visitors and new residents with its vibrant culture and attractions it’s important to be aware of areas with higher crime rates before making a move, according to … Read more
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, alongside the Department of Environmental Conservation, is calling on the public to assist in curbing the spread of the invasive spotted lanternfly. This inch-long pest poses a significant threat to New York’s agricultural sector, affecting essential crops like grapevines, apple trees, and hops. The damage caused … Read more
The Big Apple is about to be graced by a colossal visitor: Mama, the world’s largest inflatable rubber duck. Standing at an impressive 61 feet tall, Mama and her miniature companion, Timmy, are set to charm New Yorkers over the next few weekends. The dynamic duo will make their grand entrance after spending time off … Read more
As the back-to-school season approaches, many parents are feeling the financial strain of purchasing school supplies, leading them to sacrifice essential household items to ensure their children are prepared for the academic year. Rising School Supply Costs Force Parents to Make Tough Choices A recent study by Intuit Credit Karma reveals that a significant number … Read more
NYC Small Businesses Get Federal Funding for Crime Prevention Government Invests in Safety Measures for NYC Small Businesses According to CBSNews, New York City‘s small businesses are getting help to stay safe. The government has given money to help these businesses protect themselves from crime. This is because some small businesses have been hurt by … Read more