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If you receive SNAP benefits you may be able to use them to shop online for good very soon. Legislation passed the bill in late July and now only needs Governor Andrew Cuomo to sign it into law. The bill “authorizes the use of supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits to purchase online groceries in accordance […]
During a conference call to the media to address updates on the state of the coronavirus pandemic in New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo mentioned that there would be a new regulation concerning dining out. Bars are now only allowed to serve patrons alcohol if they ordered food at the same time and there would be […]
If you’re going to Charlotte over the 4th of July weekend you may see businesses in the area closed. According to 13Wham news, the restaurant Dominic’s and other businesses said they will close Saturday through Monday. The reason they say is not because of COVID-19 but the safety of employees and customers. One of the […]
According to Dr. Emily Landon, a hospital epidemiologist and infectious diseases specialist at University of Chicago Medicine, the best way to calculate the risk of transmission when interacting with others is to “Always choose outdoors over indoor, always choose masking over not masking and always choose more space for fewer people over a smaller space.” Experts agree that […]
If you have not received the email from Wegmans regarding the increase in costs due to COVID-19 it is in fact true – prices are going up. Wegmans sent an email out Wednesday to update us shoppers. In the email it mentioned the changes the grocery stores has faced in the last two months, which […]
Uber has made an offer to buy out the popular food delivery company Grubhub based out of Chicago Illinois. Grubhub has took the delivery business to a whole another level. The company is valued at $4.5 billion dollars. Reports are saying Grubhub and Uber have been in talks about the buy out and could possibly […]
The Knowles Family is helping with people get tested for COVID-19. Beyoncé, and her mother Tina Knowles Lawson are encouraging the black community in Houston Texas, with the new initiative entitled #IDIDMYPART. Knowles-Lawson and is working with Queen B’s “BeyGOOD”organization. The goal, offering coronavirus testing for 500 people each day this weekend. Friday and Saturday […]
Uber is helping those in domestic violence situations. They recently announced the donating free rides to domestic violence organizations in over 30 cities and 15 countries. 50,000 rides will be given directly to domestic violence shelters from Uber. Plus, The ride sharing service is donating 45,000 free meals to survivors. Recent statistics show that one […]
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 Monroe County Henrietta Recreation Center, 605 Calkins Rd. Rochester 14623 (NOON – 2PM) Call 2-1-1 or text 898-211 to register. Livingston County Dansville Central School District, 282 Main St. Dansville 14437 (3PM – 5PM) Registration will be online or phone 8AM-4PM at (585) 243-7110. Call 1-877-280-6775 for additional resources THURSDAY, APRIL 30 Monroe […]
City R-Centers will continue to provide grab-and-go meals to school-aged youth each Monday – Friday. Those sites currently operate from 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. RCSD school sites will be open for meal distribution on Good Friday. City R-Centers (open from 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday – Thursday; 8 a.m. – […]