Nathan’s living nightmare started in April, when the middle-aged architect (his name has been changed to protect his privacy) had a sleepover at his Brooklyn apartment with Anna, the woman he was dating at the time. Anna (her name has also been changed) was in the midst of dealing with a rat mite infestation in her apartment, and she had …
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Nights are about to get longer and colder. The autumnal equinox is on Sept. 22 — a day of equal daylight and darkness that happens twice per year. The fall equinox marks the point when days start to get chillier and shorter than the evenings as the Earth’s northern hemisphere tilts away from the sun. With more evening hours to …
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New Yorkers will see an increase in their electric bill starting in September WGRZ National Grid rate hike approved, bills increase next month WWNY ‘It’s Not OK’: Upstate New York Braces for Steep Utility Bill Hikes Realtor.com Assemblyman introduces bill aimed at overturning National Grid rate increases Spectrum News Utility rate hikes could be reversed through bill from NY lawmaker Times Union Source link
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Governor Kathy Hochul today will declare a State of Emergency for several New York counties and urges New Yorkers to prepare for heavy rain and the potential for localized flooding, as parts of the state are forecast to be impacted by periods of heavy rain today into Friday. Beginning this afternoon, torrential rain is forecast to impact downstate New York, …
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Exclusive | This influencer is fighting back at bad walkers by secretly filming them — and New Yorkers are thrilled with his sidewalk rage nypost.com Source link
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Retired New Yorkers need an average of $50,997 per year to cover their living expenses after factoring in Social Security payments, new research has found. GOBankingRates gathered national average annual expenditures data for people 65 and older from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center in order to calculate the eye-popping figure. Thus, for …
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