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Ok, let's go. top row — e-y-e-c-a-r-e? good! next row. a... m... america? eyecare america.org? yes! eyecare america helps seniors who haven't had a medical eye exam in three or more years. they also help those with an increased risk for glaucoma. and the appointment is often free or at no out-of-pocket cost. it's easy to see if you qualify - go to eyecareamerica.org. ♪♪ mike: millions of americans are hutting the road this independence day weekend. the biden administration had hoped to mark the holiday by getting 70% of american adults

Ok, let's go. top row — e-y-e-c-a-r-e? good! next row. a... m... america? eyecare america.org? yes! eyecare america helps seniors who haven't had a medical eye exam in three or more years. they also help those with an increased risk for glaucoma. and the appointment is often free or at no out-of-pocket cost. it's easy to see if you qualify - go to eyecareamerica.org. ♪♪ mike: millions of americans are hutting the road this independence day weekend. the biden administration had hoped to mark the holiday by getting 70% of american adults

Intellicare and UnionBank Partnership Virtual Signing Ceremony Top Row (L-R): Joyce Gonzalez - EVP and Head, Retail Banking Center (UnionBank), JP Casas - AVP, Retail Banking Center (UnionBank), Audrey Gallardo, EVP (Intellicare), Cris Namoco - SAVP, Treasury, Investment, Billing and Collection (Intellicare) 2nd Row (L-R): Pearlie Lontoc, SVP and Sales Director, Makati CBD (UnionBank), Gerard Darvin - FVP, Cash Management Solutions (UnionBank),...

If you’re just tuning in to this very weird and so far suspiciously stable mayoral race — where relative moderates Andrew Yang and Eric Adams have been running one and two in a packed field since January — but aren’t yet registered to vote, the good news is that there’s still time to do so ahead of the June 22 primary, two-and-a-half months earlier than the September one we’d had until now.

Eight candidates for the top elected office in the city grappled with major challenges facing the Big Apple — from job loss and school reopenings to an ongoing spike in violent crime.