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Like many successful companies, WAHVE (Work at Home Vintage Employees) was a business created to solve a specific problem. Founder and CEO Sharon Emek had been mulling over the conundrum her industry, insurance, had been facing for years: the imminent loss of a huge segment of the workforce through retirement. Fifty percent of workers in 
Five Quirky, Colorful and Awesome Pets for City Kids By Allison Wimer “Can I have a pet?” For most parents, that’s a dreaded and often inevitable plea. But you don’t have to say “no” just because the frequently requested cats and dogs require lots of attention and physical space. Though the below pet alternatives may 
If you only have money for antidepressants or to visit a psychiatrist, which should you choose? By Joanna Fantozzi Living with depression in New York is not only life-consuming, but can also be a drain on your wallet. The cost of a month’s supply of Paxil, a common antidepressant, at the West 83rd Street Duane 
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By Laura Shin Aimee Raupp always knew she wanted a career where she could help people. On a daily basis, she does exactly that, treating patients who seek help for everything from anxiety and depression to infertility. Raupp is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist. “I love giving people the sense of hope that they can 
