New York Attorney General Letitia James has asked the seven major cable and satellite television providers in New York to provide financial relief for consumers amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Charter Communications is among those being called upon to reduce or eliminate fees attributable to live sports programming. In her statement, James noting cable and satellite TV subscribers pay up to $20 a month in extra fees to access live sporting events.
Hamburg's Armor Inn Tap Room is for sale. Business First reports the property is being marketed by Hunt Commercial Real Estate. The current owner is asking for $1.2 million.
Laurel Road - a digital lending platform and brand of KeyBank - is offering extended support to healthcare professionals across the U.S. Among the initiatives are specialized pricing on Laurel Road's student loan refinancing product for select healthcare professionals, free access to leading online counseling, break room care package deliveries for hospital staffs across the country and donations to local organizations providing meals for frontline healthcare workers. More information can be found at LaurelRoad.com
Non-profit community mental health and addiction organization Spectrum Health and Human Services has launched a free daily series of self-care experiences to promote positive activities and good behavioral and mental health. The daily schedule can be found at https://shswny.org/services/community-of-caring/
