Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended Today, Wednesday, February 15, because of snow conditions.
All other parking regulations, including meters and no standing zones, will be in effect.
Procession to welcome the Torah, followed by Hakafot and the program will include music, song and dancing.
Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended Tommrow, Tuesday, February 14, because of snow conditions.
All other parking regulations, including meters and no standing zones, will be in effect.
We have received word that schools will be running on schedule as with public schools as well. Today is also Lincoln’s Day so there is no alternate side parking, even though the blizzard would have stopped it, so busses will be running on Holiday Schedule, check with your school to see how bus transportation will be running.
As a few of our commenter’s have mentioned, there is a Police Council Meeting held once a month which is open to all residents to come and voice any concern or complaint they you may have, which we all know we do.
The meeting takes place in the IS 61/MS 61 (the public school) which is located on Empire and New York (diagonally across from the police station) at 7:30pm today [Thursday].
Another note is that to be eligible to vote for the precinct council meeting you need to attend to at least 3 meeting of the possible 10 meeting’s that take palace a year. So be there and be heard and make it count.
On Tes Vov of each month, when the moon is at its fullest, the Rebbe would go to the Ohel to daven.
Take part in this month’s Rally at the Ohel this Motzei Shabbos Or L’ Tes Vov Teves /January 14th for all children ages 5-12. There will be a grand program and each child will make their own Art Project.
Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended on Tuesday-Thursday, January 10-12, and on Monday, January 16 for [Muslim] holiday observance. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
Mailing a letter now costs 39 cents, another hike likely next year
Mailing a letter now costs 39 cents, another hike likely next year
It now costs Americans 39 cents to mail a letter after new postage rates went into effect Sunday.
The increase follows legislation requiring the Postal Service to place $3 billion in an escrow account this year. Another rate boost is likely next year to cover rising costs for the agency. Stamp prices last went up in June 2002.
Many rates, such as parcel post and advertising mail, vary by distance or whether the material is presorted. Rate changes taking effect, including some estimates for typical mailed items:
Alternate Side Parking Rules are suspended for today January 2 for the observance of New Year’s. Because New Year’s is a major legal holiday, parking meter regulations will also be suspended.
On major legal holidays, stopping, standing, and parking are permitted, except in areas where stopping, standing, and parking rules are in effect 7 days a week (for example, “No Standing Anytime”).
Alternate side parking regulations are suspended for tomorrow Sunday, December 25th and Monday, December 26th. parking meter regulations will also be suspended.
On major legal holidays, stopping, standing, and parking are permitted, except in areas where stopping, standing, and parking rules are in effect 7 days a week (for example, “No Standing Anytime”).
Once a month every month there is a Precinct Council Meeting in which residents can attend and voice any concerns or complaints about the neighborhood or the police department itself. By attending the meeting at least three times you give yourself a right to vote in the annual elections that are held for the Council Meeting.
Make your voice heard, attend the meeting!
This Thursday Yud Daled Kislaiv [Dec. 15th] the Rally At The Ohel for all children ages 5 to 12 will take place. The buses will be leaving from in front of 770 at 5:00pm and return at 7:30pm.
This time there will be a special program for all the Chasidshe events that take place throughout the month of Kislaiv, and there will be a special gift given out to every Child, a way for them to hold their “Chanukah Gelt”!
Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended on Friday, December 9, because of weather conditions.
Alternate side parking regulations are suspended today Thursday, December 8th, for holiday observance. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended on Tuesday, December 6 because of weather conditions.
One of our reader’s received this “letter” a few days ago from the Sanitation Department, notice the “collection dates”…
