Autism Awareness Month Resources: New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut Provide Support for Families

Autism Awareness Month Resources: New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut Provide Support for Families

April marks Autism Awareness Month and the tri-state area has several resources to help families with children with autism. Both New York State, New Jersey and Connecticut have a list of resources to help those families and individuals with special needs. Here we provide you with some resources that can alleviate or help answer any … Read more

12 Financial Moves to Make This Spring: From Resolutions to Retirement Plans

12 Financial Moves to Make This Spring: From Resolutions to Retirement Plans

12 Financial Moves You Should Make This Spring 12 Financial Moves You Should Make This Spring 1. Revisit your resolutions Many of us set New Year’s resolutions around spending and saving, but fewer of us followed through on them. Spring is the perfect time to see if you’re making any progress. Consider your financial goals, … Read more

FDA Recalls Contaminated Mussels from Canada – Tri-State Area Affected

FDA Recalls Contaminated Mussels from Canada – Tri-State Area Affected

NEW YORK — Some mussels harvested in Canada are being recalled in the tri-state area and several nearby states due to possible contamination, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Officials said restaurants and food retailers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut should check to see if they have the recalled product. Live … Read more

Former NYU Director Pleads Guilty to $3.5M Fraud Scheme: Details Revealed

Former NYU Director Pleads Guilty to $3.5M Fraud Scheme: Details Revealed

Cindy Tappe pleaded guilty to a $3.5 million fraud scheme over six years while she was Director of Finance and Administration at New York University. (NYU), en Manhattan. According to authorities, Tappe, 57, used public money to finance renovations at his home in Westport, Connecticut. Those funds were originally intended for businesses owned by women … Read more

Michelle Troconis Found Guilty in Jennifer Dulos Murder Case: Faces 50 Years in Prison

Michelle Troconis Found Guilty in Jennifer Dulos Murder Case: Faces 50 Years in Prison

Michelle Troconis was found guilty of conspiracy in the complicated case of the murder of Jennifer Dulos (50), wife of her ex-boyfriend Fotis Dulos and whose body has not been found since she was last seen in May 2019 in the midst of an acrimonious divorce. in Connecticut. A six-member jury returned its verdict yesterday … Read more

Fatal Peanut Allergy Incident Linked to Stew Leonard’s Florentine Cookies

Fatal Peanut Allergy Incident Linked to Stew Leonard’s Florentine Cookies

What to know The person who died was a person in his 20s from New York. According to officials, they ate the cookies at a social gathering in Connecticut. The CT Department of Consumer Protection and Department of Public Health are warning the public about the store’s mislabeled Florentine cookies. The cookies contain peanuts, but … Read more

New York City Faces Major Flooding and Power Outages, Second Winter Storm Expected

New York City Faces Major Flooding and Power Outages, Second Winter Storm Expected

The New York City area has reported thousands of people without power causing flooding in different areaswhile a new storm is expected to hit the region over the weekend, when strong winds, rain and snow are likely to be expected. NYC, Long Island and much of southeastern Connecticut recorded between two and three inches of … Read more

Study Reveals Best and Worst Cities for Keeping New Year’s Resolutions in the United States

Study Reveals Best and Worst Cities for Keeping New Year’s Resolutions in the United States

What you should know A study reveals that where you live can have a real impact on whether or not you achieve your goals. WalletHub compared over 182 cities in the United States to determine which locations are most likely to meet their 2024 resolutions. It turns out that two cities in the tri-state area … Read more