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Two Years Is The Average, But Widowed Adults In New York State Set Their Own Pace On Dating After Loss (opens the original)
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Losing a husband or wife changes everything. For many people in New York State, the idea of dating again can bring up grief, guilt, hope, and a lot of questions. A new survey from Tawkify looked at how widowed adults feel about dating after the death of a spouse. The biggest takeaway is simple: there is no one right timeline. The survey found that, on average, widowed adults waited two years before going on a first date with someone new. That does not mean two years is the “right” amount of time
Dog Bite Claims Cost Insurers 1.57 Billion Dollars Nationwide (opens the original)
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Dog bites and related injuries can lead to large insurance claims. A recent study found that the average dog related injury claim in New York back in 2024 was about $110,000. U.S. insurers paid nearly $1.57 billion for dog bite and related injury claims in 2024. There were 22,658 claims nationwide. The national average was $69,272, which is far below New York’s claims. Ravid & Associates created a state injury risk index. Their study used federal workplace death and injury data. Dog bite claims
Despite Higher Prices, New Yorkers Maintained Strong Consumer Spending Across Three Years (opens the original)
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Consumer spending continued to grow steadily in New York over a three year period. A new report found that New York ranked eighth in the country for average growth in personal consumption spending from 2022 through 2024. New York had an average growth rate of 3.63 percent during those three years. Spending grew by nearly 5 percent in 2022. The rate was slower at 3.20 percent in 2023, then climbed to 3.50 percent in 2024. Personal consumption spending is the money people use to pay for goods and
New York Office Workers Log 236 Hours Annually Just Getting To And From Their Desks (opens the original)
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Did you know that working in an office can cost more than gas? Recent research shows that American office workers spend an average of $6,736 a year to work in person. That includes commuting, parking, daily food, coffee, and childcare. American office workers average 184 hours of commuting each year. In New York, workers spend about 236 hours traveling to and from work each year. That comes to almost 30 workdays that you would spend commuting. Workers said they spend about 43 more minutes gettin
Local Coffee Shops Across New York Employ Nearly 10 Percent More Workers Than They Did Last Year (opens the original)
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If your morning coffee comes from a locally owned café instead of a drive through, you are in good company in New York. Just in time for National Coffee Day today, September 29th, a new study found New York is one of the top states in the country where independent coffee shops are doing well. The study from small business platform Homebase ranked New York No. 5 out of all 50 states. New York has 3,487 local coffee shops, according to the study. That works out to nearly 18 shops for every 100,000
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