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From past posts, you hopefully have a good sense of Umbrella [https://www.askumbrella.com/], the task service that helps aging seniors stay independent. We’ve already introduced you [/enjoy-helping-others-consider-joining-handy-neighbors/] to a group of Handy Neighbors lending their domestic talents to the residents of Brooklyn. Just as in our fair
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Albert Dashevsky (Photo provided by Albert Dashevsky)NY1 recognized Albert Dashevsky, a Manhattan Beach resident who offers his handyman skills free-of-charge, in their latest New Yorker of the Week [http://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/nyer-of-the-week/2016/03/11/nyer-of-the-week--handyman-albert-dashevsky-gives-a-helping-hand-to-everyone.html] feature. Last year, we published a story [/following-fathers-murder-neighbor-honors-memory-with-free-handyman-service/] about
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Albert Dashevsky (Photo provided by Albert Dashevsky)Community support for a local handyman — already known for offering his services free of charge [/following-fathers-murder-neighbor-honors-memory-with-free-handyman-service/] — doubled the amount of money he was able to give 20 single moms to help them buy school supplies for their kids. “I was extremely surprised by
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Have a favorite Mr. or Ms. Fix-it in the ‘hood? Neighbor Lydia asks: > Anyone have great neighborhood handy person to recommend? We’ve been simultaneously thinking about having wood cut, getting a lamp rewired (those all-in-one kits on Amazon aren’t nearly as simple for some as the reviews