The auto finance process can often be fraught with complications and inconveniences. Customers often find it hard to get approved for the car or truck and, even when they are, they often find thems...
When it comes time to lease a new car or truck, you can either go the traditional route of traveling to multiple dealerships, become a target for opportunistic leasing agents and be disappointed by...
One of the factors that lessees dread most about the auto financing process is the price they think they’re going to have to pay. They’re used to opportunistic leasing professionals charging unreas...
The obstacles that accompany the traditional leasing process can very quickly take the fun out of the process. Between limited selection, opportunistic sales professionals, high monthly payments an...
As you consider leasing a car in New York or New York, it is important to weigh your options and know for certain you are getting the best leasing deals. At Lease Cars Online, we thoroughly vet e...
Driving in New York can be an adventure to say the least. To help you make that adventure as fun and safe as it should be, New Car NY among a few leasing companies that offer and incredible selecti...
Auto leasing in Newark doesn’t have to be a hassle. If you work with the professionals here at Newark Car Leasing, you will find that all the hard work is actually being done for you! We work dir...
When you need a doctor for varicose veins, spider veins or something more, Dr. Dmitry Gorelik is your best choice in New York. He’s been practicing medicine since 2010 in the NY/NJ region. His trip...
An ingrown toenail causes throbbing toe pain severe enough to cause you to limp. If it gets infected, the toe swells so that you can’t even wear your shoes. Don’t wait until you need infected ingro...
Corns on your foot are as unsightly as they are painful. Most often the result of ill-fitting footwear, corns resemble calluses on the bony points of your feet or between your toes. Fortunately, fo...
Experimental hub ramps up mutual aid in Ridgewood When we last left Woodbine in March, the Ridgewood venue was making preparations to navigate an impending global pandemic. More than five months later, with the coronavirus crisis taking an unprece...
One Fulton Square offers unique outdoor dining experience One Fulton Square has been a strong influence in the redevelopment of Downtown Flushing, so it’s no surprise that the 330,000 square-foot commercial plaza is proving to be an innovative player in t...
Author uncovers untold stories from Balkan Wars Peter S. Giakoumis recently published “The Forgotten Heroes of the Balkan Wars: Greek-Americans and Philhellenes 1912-1913,” which offers a fresh look at history. “It’s the only book ever written o...
Artists wrap up fundraising for Elmhurst Hospital At the height of the coronavirus pandemic in April, a small group of photographers, and friends came together to raise money for one of the hardest-hit hospitals in New York City. In the end “Pictu...
Schumer joins fight to save indie music venues The fight to rescue the nation’s struggling independent music venues just got a strong push from the New York corner. At a press conference last week in front of Williamsburg live music mainstay Ba...
Retrospective sparks decades-spanning dialogue on change As the city has grappled with a global health crisis and civil unrest over the last several months, many holes in the fabric of our society have been exposed: economic imbalance, disparities in acc...
Portals to the familiar in new video collab Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, a group of Queens and Brooklyn-based artists has been documenting the city’s lockdown experience with a series of multimedia music videos. At the core of these ...
Artist turns hurt into hope with coloring book Briarwood-based artist and entrepreneur Claudia Marulanda knows first hand the power of creative expression when it comes to overcoming traumatic and emotional experiences. Having found her own joy...
Queens dance school doc celebrates 30 years of ADA Sunday, July 26, marked the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. In honor of the occasion, WORLD Channel is airing films centered on individuals with disabilities for a month-lo...
Concert raises funds for youth employment program For its premiere virtual performance, Bed-Stuy-based Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation will host “Raising Our Voices for Black Youth Benefit Concert” on Thursday, July 30. Co-produced by Asase Yaa...
Advocates take to screens for annual AIDS Walk For the 35th year in a row, NYC-based GMHC raised funds for HIV/AIDS service organizations working to provide prevention, care and advocacy for affected communities with its annual AIDS Walk. This ...
In new exhibit, artists interpret forms of ‘refuge’ For its annual summer show, Park Slope’s 440 Gallery is presenting a digital exhibition in which 24 artists hailing from across the country play with the idea of refuge. Though the theme was decide...
Outdoor exhibition inspires the streets of Kew Gardens For the last seven Septembers, Kew Gardens residents Carol Lacks and Tony Mavilia have arranged an outdoor community arts day on the streets of the neighborhood. Aimed at spotlighting local artists...
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