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- Larry Magid: Monitoring and cleaning your air As I write, the air quality in most of Northern California is pretty good but it was horrible about a week ago and could get bad again during the rest of the fire season. A few weeks ago I wrote about various government and privately-owned air monitors in our communities, including Larry Magid (Gary Reyes / Mercury News)ones from the Purple Air, that can be installed in people’s yards or inside their homes. I’m fortunate enough to live near a couple of those sensors that my neighbors have purchased and installed, but many people live miles from the nearest sensor, so…
- Horoscope for Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020 Moon Alert There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Capricorn. Aries (March 21-April 19) Be smart and practice being patient when talking to others because if you don’t, you’ll be quarreling with someone. It will happen in a New York minute! Forewarned is forearmed. You have a lot of fiery energy, and it is opposing Mercury opposite your sign. Stay chill! Taurus (April 20-May 20) Your desire to “get away from all this” and do something different might land you in hot water when dealing with coworkers or with something that is related to…
- Cash payment and bank checks: the news The bank assessment to be paid by the entrepreneurs and on the documentation necessary to justify the cash payments made on the Bank account they are legitimate. This was established by the Court of Cassation with ordinance no. 15538/2020. The sentenceThe case examined by the judges of the Court concerned an assessment notice, with which the Revenue Agency had challenged a shopkeeper for failing to report revenues from the sale of monopoly and bar products because of cash payments of 500 thousand euros unjustified found after the activation of bank investigations. The entrepreneur had challenged the tax deed and the…
- The Latest: Israeli govt moves to limit prayers, protests JERUSALEM — Israel has moved to further tighten its second countrywide lockdown as coronavirus cases continue to soar. The Cabinet voted early Thursday to close all nonessential businesses, including open-air markets. It agreed that prayers and political demonstrations should be limited to open spaces and no more than 20 people, and that participants would not be able to travel more than a kilometer (0.6 miles) from home to attend either. The measures are set to go into force on Friday afternoon, as the country shuts down for the weekly Sabbath. The restrictions on demonstrations are subject to approval by the…
- The Latest: Israeli govt moves to limit prayers, protests JERUSALEM — Israel has moved to further tighten its second countrywide lockdown as coronavirus cases continue to soar. The Cabinet voted early Thursday to close all nonessential businesses, including open-air markets. It agreed that prayers and political demonstrations should be limited to open spaces and no more than 20 people, and that participants would not be able to travel more than a kilometer (0.6 miles) from home to attend either. The measures are set to go into force on Friday afternoon, as the country shuts down for the weekly Sabbath. The restrictions on demonstrations are subject to approval by the…