Miscellaneous
Having Trouble Paying Rent? This Nonprofit Can Help.
One in five New York City residents lives in poverty, and the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated the difficult situations of so many New...
Here Are Some Free Webinars To Guide Small Businesses For The First-Phase Reopen
To help businesses better prepare for New York City’s first-phase reopening, the Department of Small Business Services is offering two webinars...
Here’s A Map Of Our Hand-Sanitizing Stations In Lower Manhattan
Our latest effort in supporting the neighborhood's COVID-19 era reopening is threefold: last weekend, the Downtown Alliance added social-distance...
Loans For The Paycheck Protection Program Just Became More Forgiving
There is still time to apply for the Paycheck Protection Program, the federal-loan initiative from the Small Business Administration that...
Friendly Reminder: You’ve Still Gotta Wear A Mask
As the weather gets warmer and the city inches closer to a full reopening, it’s easy to forget that we’re still in the grips of a pandemic. The...
What To Do If Your Employer Isn’t Following Post-COVID Safety Guidelines
An estimated 400,000 New Yorkers are expected to return to their jobs during the first-phase reopening of non-essential businesses. Although shops,...
With The Absentee-Ballot Deadline Extended, There’s Still Time To Cast Your Vote Safely
If you haven’t had a chance, there is still time to cast your vote via absentee ballot for the June 23, 2020 primary election. This week, because...
In Pictures: Black Lives Matter Marches Continue In Lower Manhattan
Following the June 2 assembly in Foley Square, protests continued in Lower Manhattan over the weekend and on Monday afternoon.The assemblies were...
‘Do Not Drink Bleach’ Also Means ‘Do Not Gargle With Bleach’
In April, we put out a PSA reminding everyone that drinking bleach does not, I repeat, does not cure COVID-19. That PSA still stands now, in June; it...

