Jan 17th 2021
I have a dream...” ~ Martin Luther King Jr., August 28, 1963.When Martin Luther King Jr. uttered these now famous words, it’s hard to imagine he knew the exact impact his speech upon the steps of the…
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Jan 13th 2021
Scanning computer screens, reviewing daily documents, traversing through traffic; we never quite know what the day will bring us. That’s why you need eyewear that’s flexible, compatible, and accommoda…
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Dec 31st 2020
When we look back on the year that was 2020, the only word that can seemingly sum up what we’ve experienced these past twelve months is ‘resilience’. From the repercussions of the pandemic to the wave…
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Dec 29th 2020
We here at SCOJO New York are proud to partner with and support some of the local small businesses that serve as the backbone for the city’s workforce and economy. The dazzling diversity of small busi…
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Dec 14th 2020
The house is wrapped with twinkling red and blue bulbs, the aroma of Grandma’s signature snickerdoodle cookies wafts from the oven, and the countdown for at least the hundredth viewing of ‘It’s a Wond…
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Nov 25th 2020
Out of all the national holidays we observe in this country, none tend to fulfill the definition of ‘tradition’ quite like Thanksgiving. For starters, there are many unspoken rules and roles that ever…
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Nov 17th 2020
For millions of students and parents across the country, this year’s ‘Back to School Week’ was an introductory advent to a new era of learning. The classrooms, cafeterias, and playgrounds have been re…
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Nov 11th 2020
When was the last time you wrote a letter? Not an email, a text, or even a tweet for that matter. A handwritten, signed, sealed, and delivered letter. Maybe it was a postcard to a friend while on vaca…
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Oct 30th 2020
SCOJO New York wants to wish you a safe and spooktacular Halloween! Enjoy these festive and creative ways to celebrate and check out a safety tip from The American Academy of Ophthalmology.S…
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Oct 16th 2020
According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, “Breast cancer is a disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the tissues of the breast.” Breast cancer is the most common cancer that impac…
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Oct 9th 2020
Unless you have disabled it in settings, your phone informs you about your average screen time for the week. The screen time notification doesn't include the hours you spend looking at your computer f…
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Oct 2nd 2020
Latin American civil rights activist, businessman, and community organizer, Cesar Estrada Chavez is quoted saying, “Preservation of one’s own culture does not require contempt or disrespect for other…
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