Department of Motor Vehicles
Photo via amberala [http://instagram.com/p/kW8XCkTSiu/].This Monday, February 16 is Washington’s Birthday, also referred to these days as Presidents’ Day. In observance of the holiday, the city will see some changes to services. Here’s what you need to know: Government Offices, Parking, And Sanitation Government
Amber Ceffalio
After being stuck inside on a snow day with your kids bouncing off the wall, it’s a good reminder of what’s to come this summer, when you’ll either need to invent a daily activity or provide your little ones with the opportunity of summer camp. We have
holiday hours
Today we honor our the birthdays of our forefathers, as well as their contributions to this country. We hope you enjoy some relaxation, recreation, and/or family time today, and be sure to keep in mind these holiday changes around our area: Government Offices, Parking, and Sanitation (via nyc.gov
meters
On Monday, February 18, we celebrate the birthdays of – depending on your interpretation [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington's_Birthday#History] – George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson, all, would you know it, former presidents of these United States. I guess that’s why it’s called Presidents
alternate side of the street parking
Source: Robert Hoge (Lincoln Memorial) and Sarah Korf (Ash Wednesday) / FlickrAs previously reported here [/resource-2012-nyc-parking-calendar/] (where you can also get a complete listing of the entire 2012 NYC Parking Calendar), alternate side of the street parking regulations for street cleaning will be suspended on Monday, February 20, in observance of
holidays
So instead of working on news stories for the week, I got swept up writing Facebook updates of little fun facts about our nation’s presidents. I’ve compiled them below for your amusement. Happy President’s Day everyone! * Thomas Jefferson was the first president to shake hands with guests.