By CONNOR GRIFFIN
When the unexpected happens, we sometimes do not know how to react. We immediately think of the effect the present will have on the future.
When news on the coronavirus started to get serious back in March, I found myself thinking this way as I knew a lot of uncertainty lay ahead.
Your senior year of college is a special time, one where you are supposed to be soaking in ...
By CONNOR GRIFFIN
The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought almost all sports to a halt. This was certainly the right decision because the health of our citizens should be put first. This unusual time has left me and many other sports fans with a feeling of emptiness, trying to take in everything that is going on.
Multiple professional athletes have tested positive for COVID-19. More than a dozen NBA players, ...
By HANNAH LEGACY
CUBA, NY – I’ve worked at the Giant Food Mart of Cuba as a cashier for about three years, since my junior year of high school.
When I reported for work on Friday at 4 p.m., the normal clamor of rustling paper bags, chattering customers and employees and squeaking grocery carts’ wheels greeted me.
But I would soon face a situation I’d never seen ...
By IR-2020-111 SUBMITTED BY FILOMENA MEALY
June 5, 2020WASHINGTON – With 159 million Economic Impact Payments processed, the Internal Revenue Service reminds many low-income Americans who don’t usually file tax returns to register for a payment by Oct. 15.
Millions of low-income people and others who aren’t required to file a tax return may be eligible for an Economic Impact Payment and can easily register for a ...
