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An apostille is an important certification for documents like birth certificates used internationally. Established by the Hague Convention of 1961, it ensures documents issued in one signatory country are recognized in all other signatory countries, making it easier to use public documents abroad. This certification is especially important for people working, living, or doing legal…

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On Thursday, June 20th, 2024, America’s Oldest Professional Ballpark, Rickwood Field, (located in Birmingham, AL) will host, a special regular season MLB game. The game will be in tribute to The Negro Leagues and its greatest living player, Birmingham Native, Willie Mays.  Rickwood Field, the former home of the Birmingham Black Barons of the Negro Leagues, will be the site…

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NYC Mayor Eric Adams today released the following statement after President Joe Biden issued an executive order expanding work authorization for undocumented immigrants. This was done after Mayor Adams and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, in May, led a coalition of 40 Cities for Action mayors in calling for expanded work authorization for long-term undocumented immigrants. The letter argued that extending work authorization would be an economic benefit…

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LISC NY and Novis Living, LLC today announced the successful closing on a construction loan, in participation with Capital Impact Partners (“CIP”). The loan will contribute to the conversion of current rental units to co-op homes in Central Harlem. “… limited equity cooperative homeownership.” The $5,623,987 loan and additional subsidy investment from the New York…

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) Commissioner Sue Donoghue today launched Let’s Swim NYC. Let’s Swim NYC is a more than $1 billion capital investment in building, improving, and protecting New York City’s public pools over the course of five years (between Fiscal Year 2024 and Fiscal Year 2028). This funding will mark the city’s highest period of investment in swimming infrastructure…

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The No Times Square Casino Coalition today announced TDF, National Organization for Women NYC chapter (NOW NYC), and the Council of Chelsea Block Associations (CCBA) as the newest members of the growing coalition opposing a casino in the Theater District. “… overwhelming 71% of registered voters … are against opening a casino …” The announcement follows a recent poll showing that an overwhelming 71%…

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 The Health Department today released the 2024 New York City Heat-Related Mortality Report, an annual report describing the toll that heat takes on the lives of New Yorkers. The report shows that on average each year, there are about 350 heat-related deaths.  Most of these are heat-exacerbated deaths, which happen when heat worsens existing health conditions such as…

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Nepal is popular all around the world for its trekking destinations. Here are two notable destinations: Manaslu Circuit Trek and  Annapurna Base. These have been popular among eager individuals looking for once-in-a-lifetime spectacular encounters. However, the Annapurna region has faced issues as roads have been built along its well-known paths. As a result, other paths…

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AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange marks Black Music Month with the release of HARGROVE. The film is Eliane Henri’s intimate portrait of an international superstar on what unexpectedly was his last world tour. Executive produced by Erykah Badu, the documentary follows Grammy Award-winning artist Roy Hargrove as he battles illness to charm audiences during a…

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 NYC Mayor Eric Adams today released a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) for companies and organizations to provide shelter and shelter-related services in response to the asylum seeker crisis. The RFP seeks to solicit a range of vendors to support the next phase of the “Asylee Flex” program, ensuring continuity of operations and enabling the city…

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