Fwd: Three Tips for Choosing a Bank Account for College

Are you or your child starting college this fall? You've probably got quite a few things to think about— including setting up a checking or prepaid debit account. On campus, a bank account may be advertised as sponsored by the college or university. But, just because it's endorsed by the school, doesn't mean it's the best deal for you. Follow these three tips to make an informed choice when choosing a bank account for college. For other banking basics and tips visit USA.gov.   If you have questions, contact us. Stay Connected to USA.GOV: Facebook  Twitter  YouTube    For Media & Partners

Fwd: Notify NYC - NYS Missing Vulnerable Adult

Alert issued 9/6/15 at 1:01 AM. The NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services has issued a Missing Vulnerable Adult Alert in regards to the disappearance of Rosa Gonzalez Rios, a 65-year-old female with dementia. She was last seen in LaGuardia Airport on 9/4 at approximately 6:00 PM, wearing a maroon long sleeve button down shirt and skirt, carrying a zebra colored duffel bag. She may be in the Harlem area of 125th Street (MN), possibly lost or confused and in need of medical attention. A photo of the missing is available at http://imgur.com/scJLibC. If you see Ms. Gonzalez Rios, please call 9-1-1.

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Fwd: MICHAEL STRAHAN IN HARLEM

MICHAEL STRAHAN BOOK SIGNING OCT 15, 2015 NFL LEGEND MICHAEL STRAHAN COMES TO HARLEM NFL legend Michael Strahan will be signing his new book Wake up Happy in Harlem on October 15th.  Strahan, who made his name on the football field, setting the record for single season sacks in 2001 was inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2014 but his star has shined brighter and for longer than his 216 history-making games with the New York Giants, which included a win at Super Bowl XLII. In 2008, Michael joined the Fox" NFL Sunday" pregame show as a commentator, and in 2012, he beat a competitive roster of candidates to replace Regis Philbin as co-host of the wildly popular "Live! with Kelly & Michael". In April 2014, he joined "Good Morning America "as a special cohost. Barbara Walters selected him as one of her 10 Most Fascinating People of 2014. Date: October 15  Time: 7PM MIST Harlem 46 w. 116th Street NY, NY BUY NOW

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Fwd: Bronx Council on the Arts Summer 2015 Grants News

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Fwd: Notify NYC - Traffic Delays

Notification issued 8/8/15 at 6:48 AM. Due to NYPD activity, expect extensive traffic delays on the southbound Harlem River Drive from Dyckman Street to West 155th Street in Manhattan. Consider alternate routes and allow for additional travel time.

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Fwd: Notify NYC - Silver Alert

Silver Alert issued 7/29/15 at 8:27 PM. NYPD has issued a Silver Alert in regards to the disappearance of Edith Schneider, an 87-year-old Hispanic female, from the area of Lexington Avenue and East 109th Street in Manhattan. She is described as being 5'5" tall and 150lbs with gray hair and brown eyes. Ms. Schneider also walks with a cane. She was last seen at approximately 5:00PM on 7/28 wearing black pants, a white and pink floral shirt, and glasses. A photo of the missing is available at http://i.imgur.com/TmN1AxE.jpg. If you see Ms. Schneider, please call 9-1-1.

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Fwd: Health Department Advises New Yorkers to Avoid Certain Ayurvedic Medications Found to Contain Elevated Levels of Arsenic, Lead, and Mercury

Health E-News July 24, 2015 Health Department Advises New Yorkers to Avoid Certain Ayurvedic Medications Found to Contain Elevated Levels of Arsenic, Lead, and Mercury The heavy metal content in many of these medications greatly exceeded acceptable limits The New York City Health Department advises New Yorkers to avoid certain Ayurvedic medications made in India by Shree Baidyanath as they have been found to contain elevated levels of arsenic, lead, and mercury. The levels of heavy metals found in these medications manufactured exceed the limits for arsenic (3 ppm), lead (2 ppm), and/or mercury (1 ppm) for certain food additives as referenced by the Food and Nutrition Board, Institute of Medicine of the National Academies. Read more

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