New York Phase 2 Starts June 22 - PRIMARY IS JUNE 23 - GET OUT AND VOTE!

By Gloria Dulan-Wilson

Hello All:

New York is moving forward with coming out from the quarantine and social distancing from the plandemic of COVID-19.  New Yorkers have lost much, suffered much, endured much - but like the stalwart, resilient people we are, are rising from the ashes.  

Of course, the public murder by police on camera of brother George Floyd brought many New Yorkers out before the quarantine was lifted - owing to their sense of outrage and injustice being more compelling than any disease or danger.  Governor Cuomo also announced that he had made his last press conference in reference to the pandemic, and now was in the mode of returning New York City to full functioning, under the guidelines of social distancing, face masks and other requirements.

Kudos to him, to the front line people who worked throughout the entire horrific episode, and to the resilience of New Yorkers, who were the hardest hit out of all the states.

Tuesday, June 23, 2020 is the New York State Primary
Everybody must get out and vote - 
Make sure you know where your new polling places are - some of them have been consolidated or moved to accommodate the still lingering issues surround COVID 19
We continue to pray for all of our brothers and sisters continued health and healing, and to the development of a new way of life - as opposed to a new abnormal - where our health, wealth, prosperity are the priorities in NYC and everywhere.

Stay Blessed 

NOW THAT YOU KNOW

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?

Here's what you need to know.

Tomorrow (June 22) Begins Phase 2 of Reopening. To access the NYC Business Reopening Guide, click here.  The following office-based work may reopen under Phase Two:  Professional services Non-profit Technology Administrative support Higher education administration (excluding full campus reopening)  *Please note that these guidelines may also apply to business operating parts of their business functions under different guidelines (e.g. front office for a construction company). * Click here for more information. The following essential and phase two in-store retail businesses may reopen under Phase Two:   All in-store non-essential retail business activities in regions of the state that are in Phase Two or later. Click here for more information. The following outdoor and take-out/delivery food services may reopen under Phase Two:  All restaurants and food services establishments, including food trucks, and other food concessions.  Establishments may open outdoor spaces with seating for customers, provided customers can be seated at tables that are appropriately distanced. Consumption of any dine-in food and/or beverage must occur at tables or bar tops in these outdoor spaces. Click here for more information. The following hair salons and barbershops may reopen under Phase Two:  -Hair service businesses including hair salons, barbershops, and other similar hair service businesses.  Note: This guidance does not apply to nail salons, tattoo parlors, or any other non-haircutting-related personal care services or activities, including but not limited to: beard trimming, nose hair trimming, facials, manicures/pedicures, makeup application, threading, tweezing, or waxing. Click here for more information. The following commercial building management may reopen under Phase Two: -Commercial/non-residential property management entities and related activities. Note: This guidance does not address tenants occupying office space and their employees and contractors. This guidance also does not address residential property management or real estate agents and brokers. Click here for more information. The following real estate services may reopen under Phase Two:  Residential property management entities  Real estate salespeople/brokers  Building inspectors  Building appraisers, & Related Activities Note: This guidance also does not address non-residential/commercial property management. Click here for more information. The following retail rental, repair, and cleaning activities may reopen under Phase Two: Retail rental Retail repair Retail cleaning Electronics repair Equipment rental Clothing rental  Laundromats  Other clothing/fabric cleaning services Residential cleaning services  Note: This guidance does not apply to retail hair services such as hair salons or barbershops; general retailers such as book stores, grocery stores, or clothing stores; or businesses involved in the buying, selling, leasing or rental of motor vehicles. Retail businesses currently operating with curbside and in-store pick up should continue to do so to the extent possible. Click here for more information. Vehicle sales, lease, and rental companies may reopen under Phase Two. New York City Council Member Laurie A. Cumbo | 55 Hanson Place, Suite 778, Brooklyn, NY 11217 Click here for more information.

Gloria Dulan-Wilson

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