Fears, Hesitation, and Access, What the Black Community Needs to Know
Join a discussion with a panel of experts moderated by Toni Yates, Anchor and New Jersey News Reporter on WABC-TV on Monday, March 15th from 2021 from 6pm until 6:45pm.
At about 10:30am this morning, two heroic Linden residents saved the life of this beautiful Yorkshire Terrier when they saw him weaving in and out of traffic on Wood Avenue. They brought him to City Hall, where he is currently being taken care of by our City Clerk’s office.
Please contact the City Clerk’s office at (908) 474-8452 as soon as possible if you are the dog’s owner, or if you know how we can get in touch with the owner(s)!
I kindly request that when you see this post to please spread the word so that the dog’s owner(s) are notified. Thank you for your help!
Has staying home tested the limits of your cooking skills? Limit yourself no more and join Mayor Armstead in the cooking with your child challenge! No bars held; the kitchen holds no limitations. Expand your imagination with your child and create history in the kitchen.
There’s no time like bonding time. So why not join the fun? You’ve been challenged!
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Mayor Derek Armstead and Council President Michele Yamakaitis invite Linden families to take photos with Santa. Children are welcome to come see Santa and take a picture with Santa while he sits in the window. Please make sure to wear face masks and to socially distance.
Routes were designed to maximize viewership while considering residents’ safety. Please remember to wear your mask and to adhere to social distancing practice while watching Santa pass your area.
Santa’s Schedule Was Designed to Maximize Viewership
On Sunday, December 6th, Santa started at City Hall, and will visit Wards 2, 1, 9, 10 and will finish at City Hall.
On Sunday, December 13th, Santa will start at the 8th Ward Rec Center, then visit Wards 5, 4, 3, 6, 7 and will finish at City Hall.
The State of New Jersey’s Cybersecurity and Communication Integration Cell (NJCCIC) recently highlighted a cyber threat involving unemployment scams and fraud. In particular, the NJCCIC has received reports over the last several weeks detailing this insurance fraud and referencing emails claiming to be related to NJ unemployment with a COVID-19 lure, sense of urgency, and promise of financial assistance.
Please look out for suspicious activities and offer guidance on how to protect your personal identifiable information (PII) as received from a July Press Release from the FBI.
The FBI advises the public to be on the lookout for the following suspicious activities:
Receiving communications regarding unemployment insurance forms when you have not applied for unemployment benefits
Unauthorized transactions on your bank or credit card statements related to unemployment benefits
Any fees involved in filing or qualifying for unemployment insurance
Unsolicited inquires related to unemployment benefits
Fictitious websites and social media pages mimicking those of government agencies
Protection Tips:
Be wary of telephone calls and text messages, letters, websites, or emails that require you to provide your personal information or other sensitive information, especially birth dates and Social Security numbers. Be cautious with attachments and embedded links within email, especially from an unknown email sender.
Make yourself aware of methods fraudsters are using to obtain PII and how to combat them by following security tips issued by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, including:
Monitor your bank accounts on a regular basis and request your credit report at least once a year to look for any fraudulent activity. If you believe you are a victim, review your credit report more frequently.
Immediately report unauthorized transactions to your financial institution or credit card provider.
If you believe you have been a victim of identity theft related to fraudulent unemployment insurance claims, report the fraud to: