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Professional & Results-Focused, Certified Compliance, Internal Audit, Grant Writer and Resolution Specialist I help organizations and individuals uncover discrepancies, resolve disputes, and protect financial interests—specializing in commercial lease audits, landlord-tenant matters, contract negotiations, disputes, and airline, travel, and subscription resolutions.

Want to get engaged, married or renew your vows in Times Square? Now’s your chance

If you’re the kind of person who likes a grand gesture to show your love, this might be the grandest one yet. You can proclaim your love with a surprise proposal, a wedding, or a vow renewal ceremony in Times Square on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 2025.  This annual tradition hosted by the Times Square Alliance welcomes local lovers—and sweethearts from across the world—to the iconic Red Steps for the special occasion. If you want to get in on Love in Times Square, you’ve got to apply in advance here.  RECOMMENDED: The best things to do for...

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10,000 new homes could be built in midtown NYC

Things might look very different in midtown Manhattan soon: city planners just launched a proposal to rezone a 42-block area near Penn Station, where they hope to build 10,000 new apartments as one way to tackle the city’s housing crisis.  Part of Mayor Eric Adams’ “Manhattan Plan,” the Midtown South Mixed-Use (MSMX) proposal involves the creation of a 24/7 mixed-use neighborhood that includes new public sites as well, roughly. If set into motion and completed, the project would completely change this specific portion of midtown...

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Yes, The NYC Air Quality Is Bad Today — Here’s Why

Did you walk outside today and think, “Why is the air quality so bad in NYC today?” Well, you’re not the only one. Today’s air quality is ranging from 51 – 54 AQI around NYC, according to AccuWeather, which puts us in the “poor” category for quality. The reason? Well, CBS News New York is theorizing it as effects from a fire that broke out yesterday afternoon (January 23rd) in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. A weather phenomenon called cold air aversion is allegedly the reason behind it—an instance in which smoke rising from the ground gets trapped by...

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Drop off a hand-written NYC love letter inside these red mailboxes found around the city

For the next week or so, New Yorkers visiting some of the city’s most cherished businesses will notice a number of old-school looking red mailboxes around town. Set up by floral and event company Popupflorist, the stations are part of a unique new activation aptly called “Love Letters of New York City,” a tribute to this great city of ours just in time for Valentine’s Day. “As an experiential florist based here in NYC, Valentine’s Day is our Super Bowl,” Popupflorist owner and founder Kelsie Hayes said to Time Out. “It’s my favorite...

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Nets To Retire Vince Carter’s No. 15 Jersey: Everything You Need To Know

The Brooklyn Nets are set to honor Vince Carter, one of the greatest players in franchise history, by retiring his iconic No. 15 jersey on Saturday, January 25, 2025, during their game against the Miami Heat at Barclays Center. This highly anticipated event will celebrate Carter’s contributions to the Nets and his lasting impact on the NBA. Carter’s Legacy with the Nets During his five seasons with the New Jersey Nets (2004-2009), Carter delivered the best statistical stretch of his career. He helped lead the Nets to three playoff berths, including two trips to the Eastern Conference...

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