#notifynyc

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Attention all Brownstone owners…Notify NYC - storm damage #stormdamage #waterdamage #rainwater #heavyrain #rainyday #homerepairs #brownstones #homeowner #notifynyc @bedstuyhousetour https://www.instagram.com/p/CTcdJONLEBN/?utm_medium=tumblr

[maggieai]

Sunday's Pick👓💜🕶💗, 2020｜#FashionIllustration by Maggie Ai 'Nice weather is here but remember: if you go out, keep at least 6 feet of distance between yourself & others & wear AN EYEWEAR & a face covering.' - #NotifyNYC

[jeffersonakly]

#notifynyc (at Queens, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBdkatLDy2b/?igshid=iw7lf5rgcf86

[sakyohana]

Traffic my peeps. Be careful my peeps. Stay safe my peeps. #notifynyc #nycstreets #nyc #nycnews https://www.instagram.com/p/CA51rOYJ291/?igshid=jjo9vw4fdvie

[leruffo]

#notifynyc #quédateencasa #stayhome #nyc (at Manhattan, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-aeewXhjcL/?igshid=1t1nbdciro553

[nytech]

NY Tech Alliance: COVID-19, Resources, Virtual Events

To our tech community,

Like everyone, the NY Tech Alliance is closely monitoring both the local and global situations regarding COVID-19. We have decided in the name of caution and safety to suspend all of our in-person events for the time being. Stay tuned for updates regarding virtual events and other online programming supporting our amazing community.  

We ask that you all do your part to stay in good health. Use information from reliable and verified sources only. Stay cautious, but do not panic, and remember that we each play a role in making this incredible tech ecosystem the best in the world!

In the meantime, here are helpful resources both general and specific to the NYC tech community.

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Official Information:

CDC COVID-19

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/

NYS Department of Health

https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/communicable/coronavirus/

Assistance & Guidance for Businesses Impacted Due to Novel Coronavirus

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/sbs/businesses/covid19-business-outreach.page

Text 'COVID' to 692-692 to receive COVID-19 updates and information from

NotifyNYC

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Updates and Resources from our Partners:

Our friends at Tech:NYC have put together a great resource kit and daily newsletter specific to the tech community. 

Tech:NYC Daily COVID-19 Update - https://www.technyc.org/covid-digest

Tech:NYC COVID-19 Tech Resource Guide - https://docs.google.com/document/d/12KbEKMrLrZf-nUvuHoFtLPHAARIDEc7kcWTUwBnI8dw/preview#

Our partners at Civic Hall have put together a ton of great resources listed in the last few newsletters. They contain great reads, tech tools, and upcoming useful webinars. Check them out at https://civichall.org/

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Virtual Events from Our Community

As we move from in-person to virtual events, many organizations in the community have already programmed a number of interesting virtual events. If you have a virtual event you would like to share with the community, please submit them to https://nytech.org/events.

Building a Wellness Startup - Webinar

Wellness is indisputably having an impact on culture, in addition to how we think about health. The wellness landscape has been full of emerging opportunities, and we want to dive into a conversation about how to grow and thrive in this space. Join us on March 18th for a panel featuring leaders in the space from Thrive Global, meditation.live, Bravely, and Session Together for a discussion on what it takes to build an authentic wellness brand and what it takes to launch and succeed in such a competitive market. 

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_s8CXgRjYR1uF0FtIUETcBg

Healthtech, the FDA and What Startups Need to Know: An Expert Discussion - Online Conference

On March 27th, VentureOut and MedStartr are excited to host our first virtual expert discussion: Healthtech, the FDA and What Startups Need to Know.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to hear a veteran health tech panel discuss one of the most pressing topics in the industry over your morning coffee.

https://v-o.io/38JZBJi

SportTechie's State of the Industry - Virtual Conference

SportTechie's State Of The Industry is the world's premier conference on how technology is changing the way we play, consume, produce and train for sports. We will focus on the following tracks, which include keynote conversations, TED-talk style presentations, and panels:

- Athlete Performance Tech

- Sports Venue Tech

- Sports Media Tech

- Sports Sponsorship Tech

Info and register here: https://events.sporttechie.com/SOTI

What the Health? A Virtual Healthtech Pitch Event!

On March 27th, VentureOut and MedStartr excited to host What the Health?, our first virtual Healthtech pitch event featuring some of the most promising startups in the Healthtech space and our panel of seasoned venture investors focused on innovations in the sector.

This pitch event is the capstone of the 1-Week VentureOut Healthtech program, a hyper-acceleration program for the most promising startups in the industry.

https://v-o.io/2Q95wkV

Her Future Summit (NYC) - Virtual Conference

Her Future Summit returns with the 3rd annual series to identify, train, and empower the next generation of female pioneers.The Her Future Summit series was launched in 2018 to accelerate humanity’s success with Sustainable Development Goal #5- Gender Equality and has quickly become the fastest growing platform for women in tech. Each summit provides access to over 100 global speakers and partners with exclusive opportunities to connect with ecosystem builders from around the world.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/her-future-summit-global-virtual-2020-tickets-97441982593

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Thank you for being part of the NY Tech Alliance community and we look forward to continuing to support you, your ventures, your education and your network through these times and beyond!

Andy + The NY Tech Alliance Team

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HOW TO REACH NY Tech Alliance and NY Tech Meetup 

Website:  nytech.org 

Newsletter Submissions:  https://nytech.org/events 

E-Mail:  Andy Saldaña, Executive Director: andy@nytech.org

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Newspipe UPDATE via NYCEM - Notify NYC

Posted by NotifyNYC: #SilverAlert Laurie Reid from North 6 Street and Kent Avenue. The missing suffers from Alzheimer's and schizophrenia, and may be in need of medical attention . Seen? Call 9-1-1. Multilingual & ASL Link: https://t.co/64JfNrRYo8. https://t.co/nslAnZAaLf

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 A MTA PD officer at Grand Central Terminal. REUTERS/Mike Segar
 
 Sign up for our amNY Sports e-mail e-newsletter to get insights and recreation protection in your favourite groupsThe MTA suspended subway service on the forty second Street-Grand Central station on the 7 line Monday morning, after police discovered a suspicious package deal on the practice platform. NYPD’s bomb squad was on the scene and site visitors was closed across the Midtown transit hub after 11:24 a.m. on May 30, Memorial Day, in keeping with officers. Police deemed the package deal “non-hazardous,” round 1:15 p.m., in keeping with a Department spokesperson, although the rep didn’t elaborate what the machine was.  The MTA suspended subway 7 practice service between Manhattan and Queens for the investigation, with trains in Queens turning round at Queensboro Plaza and Manhattan trains being held in stations at 34 Streed-Hudson Yards‌ and ‌42 Street-Bryant Park‌. Update: 7 service is briefly suspended between Manhattan and Queens whereas NYPD conducts an investigation. Manhattan-bound ‌7‌ trains will flip round at ‌Queensboro Plaza‌. Flushing-bound trains are holding in stations between ‌34 St-Hudson Yards‌ and ‌42 St-Bryant Pk‌. pic.twitter.com/lhWrHydQFR — NYCT Subway. Wear a Mask. (@NYCTSubway) May 30, 2022 MTA officers anticipated service on the 7 line to renew Monday afternoon, and the opposite subway traces on the station together with Metro-North Railroad service weren't affected. Police had additionally closed off roads close to forty second Street and third Avenue, mentioned New York City’s Office of Emergency Management on Twitter, with officers advising drivers to anticipate site visitors delays. .@NYPDnews Police Activity: Expect site visitors delays, highway closures & emergency personnel close to 42 Street & 3 Avenue, Manhattan. Avoid the realm. — NYCEM – Notify NYC (@NotifyNYC) May 30, 2022  

[virtualboricua]

#Isaias @NYC_DOT @NYCParks @NotifyNYC @nyc311 #LehmanVillage #109Street #18HoursAndCounting (at East Harlem) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDg2MDYp5oU/?igshid=1jrlbra6qbrt3

[jeffersonakly]

#notifynyc (at Queens, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBdkW6LjCIF/?igshid=1fnyo7h3odxfh

[leruffo]

#notifynyc #quédateencasa #stayhome #nyc (at Manhattan, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-YGxFvB9WI/?igshid=1f0k6oyguqf09

[petermancinipenrealty]

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Due to police activity, all northbound lanes of the FDR Drive are closed at East 120th Street in Manhattan. Consider alt routes. Multilingual and ASL Link: https://t.co/GpdlTK7FPB.

— NYCEM - Notify NYC (@NotifyNYC) August 30, 2020

[sbcra]

Confidentially self-report COVID-19 status and symptoms

Notification issued 04-02-2020 at 4:05 PM.

Confidentially self-report COVID-19 status and symptoms by visiting nyc.gov/cv19engagementportal.

Notify NYC alerts are now available in other languages! 

To update your preferred language, visit www.NYC.gov/notifynyc and modify your account settings.

To refer your friends and family to this service please visit https://a858-nycnotify.nyc.gov/notifynyc/Home/ReferAFriend.

Please contact NotifyNYC@oem.nyc.gov with questions or concerns.

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Newspipe UPDATE via NYCEM - Notify NYC

Posted by NotifyNYC: Vehicle Collision: Expect westbound traffic delays on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway approaching the Long Island Expressway in Queens. Consider alternate routes. Multilingual & ASL Link: https://t.co/KVVnlbeL5T.

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Andy Weissman (@aweissman)

Guess summer really is over https://twitter.com/NotifyNYC/status/1171039906669518850

faved by your 1 friend and 3 others

[everydayn]

RT @NotifyNYC: .@NYCTSubway Due to signal problems, there is no M train service between Delancey Street-Essex Street, Manhattan and Forest Hills-71st Avenue, Queens in both directions. Multilingual & ASL Link: https://t.co/WDXBcKR1x4.

.@NYCTSubway Due to signal problems, there is no M train service between Delancey Street-Essex Street, Manhattan and Forest Hills-71st Avenue, Queens in both directions. Multilingual & ASL Link: https://t.co/WDXBcKR1x4.

— NYCEM - Notify NYC (@NotifyNYC) April 23, 2018

from Twitter https://twitter.com/n4nsh1 April 23, 2018 at 01:15PM via IFTTT