Brand name and generic prescription medications purchased in New York City can now be obtained at a reduced cost with a Big Apple RX Card. Cards can be obtained for free at the office of Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis and Senator Martin Golden or they can be printed online instantly at www.bigapplerx.com. “The Big Apple RX Read More »
My Driver Alert, a new Brooklyn-based company, is working to prevent the number one cause of arrests within the religious Jewish community: driving with a suspended license. Ari Elbogen, Vice President of Business Development, notes that many drivers do not know that their licenses are suspended, as notices may be misplaced, forgotten or lost in Read More »
“Wayfinding,” a new $1.5 million project aims at making it easier to navigate through New York City by posting street signs to help pedestrians – both tourists and locals – find their way. The move may also encourage walking and help relieve overcrowding on the MTA, as people realize how close they are to their Read More »
Many cops have started issuing fewer moving violation tickets, as part of an unauthorized slowdown in reaction to the Internal Affairs Bureau disciplining officers for not recording summonses properly. Moving summonses citywide fell by 18 percent in the course of a month, the largest drop in ten years. The week in April that the ticket-fixing Read More »
Supervision Changes & Withdrawals Bauducco wafers and cookies, are no longer certified under Star-K Certification. Products bearing the Star-K symbol were produced under certification. Star-K, July 13, 2011 Edelweiss Patisserie, has undergone changes at the facility, such that the Vaad Harabonim of New England now only certifies products that have a KVH-D symbol on Read More »