Museum of the City of New York We Can't Wait to Welcome You Home

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The Museum of the City of New York is excited to announce that we will reopen to the public on Thursday, August 27 as part of the state's reopening plan. We look forward to welcoming you back and we have created new guidelines for staff and visitors to follow to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Before you visit, please familiarize yourself with the Museum's courtesy code and our new safety protocols and other reopening FAQs. The Museum has also enhanced our rigorous cleaning schedule; you can view the details here. Important Highlights to Note: The Museum will be open Thursday–Monday, 10am–6pm. Museum admission is free through Monday, September 14. Thursdays from 10–11am will be a designated hour for seniors and other high-risk individuals. We strongly encourage you to reserve timed tickets. Masks are required for staff and all visitors over the age of two. Indoor galleries will reopen, including New York at Its Core, Activist New York, City/Game: Basketball in New York, and more. The Future City Lab will be closed. All programs, lectures, and events will remain virtual for the immediate future. Thank you for staying connected with us these past few months. We hope you will continue to engage with us on social media @MuseumOfCityNY and explore our virtual offerings. Check out our blog, Stories, and MCNY Unlimited to find digital content that showcases what makes New York New York.

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Tropical Storm Laura Update - 8/21

The City of Miami Beach's Department of Emergency Management is closely monitoring Tropical Storm Laura with maximum sustained winds of around 45 mph. Based on the latest forecast, view imagery below, Tropical Storm conditions are possible across South Florida by Monday, August 23.   The National Hurricane Center (NHC) advised that Miami-Dade County could be under a Tropical Storm Watch beginning sometime tomorrow, August 22.   Although the projected path has shifted south, Miami Beach will still likely feel impacts from Tropical Storm Laura, including wind, rainfall, and possible storm surge. All impacts are highly dependent on the exact track and intensity of Tropical Storm Laura, which are still unclear at this time.

We cannot let our guard down, we have to prepare for the earliest arrival of tropical storm conditions. Please prepare your homes and businesses now. We will continue to provide updates on this weather system as it evolves, and detailed information can be found at www.nhc.noaa.gov. Now is the time to review your hurricane plan with your members of your household. Visit our hurricane webpage for tips on how to stay safe this hurricane season and watch our hurricane special below, which will also be airing regularly on MBTV (Channel 660 on Atlantic Broadband or Channel 99 on AT&T U-Verse).

What can YOU do to prepare for the storm?   Remove All Yard Decor Remove all yard furniture and decor, this is necessary to prevent projectiles during a storm from affecting your home or neighbor's home. The city is encouraging residents to take down these items now and only place them back after the storm has passed. Tree Trimming Residents that wish to maintain their trees and landscaping prior to the city being under a tropical watch and/or warning should utilize the Green Waste Facility located at 2800 Meridian Avenue, the hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on Sundays. Do not place tree timing or residential waste on swale. Click here to learn more on the Green Waste Facility. Store Water Store at least 1 gallon of water per person per day in sterilized sealable containers for drinking and cooking. Save enough water for 7-10 days. COVID-19 This year, remember to include face masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies to your storm kit. Construction Activities In the event of a watch or warning, all contractors will be instructed to secure their work zones in preparation for the storm. Register Vulnerable Populations Is there someone in your family who is unable to evacuate on their own? Maybe they're elderly or have special needs. We encourage you to have them sign up for the Emergency Evacuation Assistance Program (EEAP) provided by Miami-Dade County. Do not wait until an evacuation order is issued, register today at www.miamidade.gov/fire/eeap.asp or call 311 today. Updates from Miami-Dade County All messages pertaining to evacuation orders would be issued by Miami-Dade County.

Stay Connected and Informed Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for real-time updates. Download the Ready Miami-Dade (Ready MDC) mobile application from the County's Office of Emergency Management, available via Google Play and the App Store store. Text MBTraffic to 888777 for traffic text updates and then MBAlert to 888777 to receive emergency alerts via text. Visit www.mbalerts.com to sign-up for text/email/phone call alerts to receive emergency notifications and automatic weather alerts

Sunny Isles Beach Resident ID Card

Translate this Email Apply/Renew Your Sunny Isles Beach Resident ID Card Online There are many benefits to having your Sunny Isles Beach Resident ID Card, including reduced pricing on programs and events, free gifts, and priority registration. Having your Resident ID Card also expedites your entry back into Sunny Isles Beach if we have a mandatory evacuation during a hurricane. Obtaining your Sunny Isles Beach Resident ID Card is completely free. Cards issued for verified residents are valid for one year and must be renewed annually. Check your card's expiration date to make sure it is still valid, especially now that we are entering the peak of hurricane season.   Apply or Renew Online You can apply for and renew your Resident ID Card online and have your new card mailed to you. Please allow 5-7 business days to receive notice of approval.  Apply or Renew Online Apply or Renew In-Person Due to COVID-19, we recommend that you apply and renew online. If you need to apply in-person, print applications are available at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, 1st Floor Information Desk, 18070 Collins Avenue. You may pick up or submit your application in-person at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, Monday through Friday between the hours of 12 pm - 3 pm.

Tropical Storm Preparations - 8/20

The City of Miami Beach's Department of Emergency Management is closely monitoring Tropical Depression Thirteen, a low pressure system located about 830 miles off of the Northern Leeward Islands. The depression is expected to become a tropical storm later today and, as you can see below, is currently projected to achieve hurricane strength by the time it reaches South Florida.

Currently we could feel storm impacts as early as Sunday, August 23 but more likely Monday, August 24. We have to prepare for the earliest arrival, it is essential to not underestimate the possible impacts of this storm and residents should prepare their homes now. We will continue to provide updates on this weather system as it evolves, and detailed information can be found at www.nhc.noaa.gov. Now is the time to review your hurricane plan with your members of your household. Visit our hurricane webpage for tips on how to stay safe this hurricane season and watch our hurricane special below, which will also be airing regularly on MBTV (Channel 660 on Atlantic Broadband or Channel 99 on AT&T U-Verse).

What can YOU do to prepare for the storm?   Remove All Yard Decor Remove all yard furniture and decor, this is necessary to prevent projectiles during a storm from affecting your home or neighbor's home. The city is encouraging residents to take down these items now and only place them back after the storm has passed. Tree Trimming Residents that wish to maintain their trees and landscaping prior to the city being under a tropical watch and/or warning should utilize the Green Waste Facility located at 2800 Meridian Avenue, the hours of operation are Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on Sundays. Do not place tree timing or residential waste on swale. Click here to learn more on the Green Waste Facility. Store Water Store at least 1 gallon of water per person per day in sterilized sealable containers for drinking and cooking. Save enough water for 7-10 days. COVID-19 This year, remember to include face masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies to your storm kit. Construction Activities In the event of a watch or warning, all contractors will be instructed to secure their work zones in preparation for the storm. Register Vulnerable Populations Is there someone in your family who is unable to evacuate on their own? Maybe they're elderly or have special needs. We encourage you to have them sign up for the Emergency Evacuation Assistance Program (EEAP) provided by Miami-Dade County. Do not wait until an evacuation order is issued, register today at www.miamidade.gov/fire/eeap.asp or call 311 today. Updates from Miami-Dade County All messages pertaining to evacuation orders would be issued by Miami-Dade County.

Stay Connected and Informed Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for real-time updates. Download the Ready Miami-Dade (Ready MDC) mobile application from the County's Office of Emergency Management, available via Google Play and the App Store store. Text MBTraffic to 888777 for traffic text updates and then MBAlert to 888777 to receive emergency alerts via text. Visit www.mbalerts.com to sign-up for text/email/phone call alerts to receive emergency notifications and automatic weather alerts

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Over 265 acres for you to get outside and explore

We have a feeling you’re looking for ways to get outside this summer. To safely reconnect with nature and your family. We know we’re biased, but the Bronx Zoo is the perfect place to do just that. With over 265 acres for you to explore, take a summer vacation around the world without ever leaving the Bronx Zoo. Whether you want to visit with tigers, rhinos, or burrowing owls we’ve made sure the zoo experience will keep you safe and satisfied. HEALTHCARE HEROES Remember to use promo code* HERO2020 and bring your work ID with you for a free day at the Bronx Zoo on us. Offer good through Labor Day! Keep your eyes peeled to spot newcomers and look forward to visiting your longtime favorite animals. Buy your tickets today and we’ll see you soon! MORE TO ZOO WILD ENCOUNTERS Waddle this way and meet our penguins during one of our up-close experiences. It’s the perfect addition to your Bronx Zoo visit. TREETOP ADVENTURE For a limited time, receive 25% off when you purchase four or more Combo Climb and Zip tickets! Reserve today.

*Free admission for Healthcare Heroes applies to medical professionals, healthcare workers, emergency medical technicians, and paramedics only. A valid work ID must be presented with your ticket at the time of entry in order to validate admission. Offer is valid for online transactions only and limited to one ticket per order. Timed tickets must be reserved online prior to visit. Not applicable towards prior purchases. Offer is not transferable. All sales are final. No credit, refund, exchanges, or cancellation. Offer ends 9/7/2020 at 11:59 PM.

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