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Your winter arts and entertainment guide for New York City 2021
Sign up for our PoliticsNY newsletter for the latest coverage and to stay informed about the 2021 elections in your district and across NYC Winter is right around the corner. Though the temperature is cooling down, there are still plenty of arts-related activities to explore throughout New York City. Here are a few art exhibits and attractions that you can check out this winter. Suzanne Scott — “Boy, That Was Fast,” The Catskills368 Broadway, Suite #410, Tribeca. Dec. 3 through 30 Opening on Dec. 1, Suzanne Scott is bringing her thumbprint portraits to a solo show at The Catskills
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Best Automotive Accessory Black Friday Deals From Walmart
Getty Walmart may seem like an odd choice for finding deals on automotive accessories, but in fact, the retailing giant carries lots of car-and-truck-related products and plenty of tools and supplies for vehicular projects. Many of the products are familiar brand names, and Walmart’s purchasing power gives it the ability to pass on deals to customers. Here are some of the best tool and accessory Black Friday deals from Walmart. Many of these deals also carry through to Cyber Monday. NOTE: Prices at the time of reporting are reflected here and are subject to change. Walmart Black Friday Deal: Everstart
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Zoom Cooking, DIY Pizza, Riverhead Farmers Market
The East End Food Institute has announced the grand reopening of the Riverhead Farmers Market at the former Homeside Florist and Garden Center, specifically 139 Main Road in Riverhead. To celebrate local farms and producers, they’ll launch on Small Business Saturday, November 27, and the market will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekly through April 30, 2022. For the first time, the market will accept SNAP benefits (formerly known as food stamps) and will also partner with Field & Fork Network, a Buffalo-based nonprofit that has expanded the Double Up Food Bucks program across New York. If you’re
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Swiss voters back law behind Covid vaccine certificate | Switzerland
Swiss voters have firmly backed the law behind the country’s Covid pass in a referendum, following a tense campaign that saw unprecedented levels of hostility. Early results on Sunday showed about two-thirds of voters supported the law, with market researchers GFS Bern projecting 63% backing. The police fenced off the seat of government and parliament in Bern in anticipation of protests. Results from 16 of Switzerland’s 26 cantons showed 61.9% had voted in favour of the law, on a 64% turnout. The referendum was held as the new Covid-19 variant Omicron, classified as a variant of concern by the World
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New finance business opens in downtown Worthington.
WORTHINGTON — Legacy Tax & Accounting opened its doors after a Nov. 19 ribbon cutting ceremony. The new Worthington business, located on Fourth Avenue, offers full tax services including individual, farm, partnership and any business taxes, to name a few. Though the business has limited office hours, owners Sue Johnson and Deb Olson will also provide bookkeeping services, which will cover a number of items from payroll and sales tax to accounting. “We’re open year ’round to serve the public,” said Olson. “Whether it’s extensions, tax letters, new businesses pre-tax, or consultations.” Johnson and Olson have known each other for
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