Texting and Walking Is More Hazardous Than You Think

Every single day you walk, and for most of the time you may believe you are acting safely while walking. But do you text & walk?  Think about this for a minute…how many times a day do you walk and keep your head down to use your phone? According to a recent article in Readers […]

Avoid Taking Selfies with the Eclipse in the Background

Many people will think it’s safe to take a selfie with the eclipse in the background because they aren’t looking directly at the sun. According to Columbia University Medical Center, experts give warning to possibly damaging risks related to viewing the eclipse via your cellphone. What you may not realize is that the screen of your […]

Siler & Ingber in Queens for Myrtle Avenue Street Fair

Our team had an amazing day at the Myrtle Avenue Street Fair in Queens. We enjoyed handing out giveaways and promo items as well as meeting & greeting the community. We want to thank everyone who attended the fair and visited our booth. We would like to congratulate the lucky winner of our All-Terrain bicycle! […]

Preventing Dry Drowning Tragedies

THE REALITY ABOUT DRY DROWNING TRAGEDIES According to a recent news report on WNCT, every summer there are stories in the headlines about parents finding their children dead days after they go swimming; and we see the term surfacing across the web. Drowning doesn’t always happen immediately, it could happen hours or even days after […]

A Quick Warning About Trampolines

THINK TWICE BEFORE YOUR CHILD JUMPS! Jumping on a trampoline may seem like innocent fun but doctors and medical experts disagree as they warn about the dangers associated with this popular summertime activity. Last year among kids under 18, there were 103,512 ER visits due to trampoline accidents. To make things worse, trampoline injuries tend […]

Long Island’s LIRR Schedule Changes

LIRR’S SCHEDULE CHANGES…WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW! This Monday, July 10th, begins the Long Island Rail Road’s “Summer of Hell”. As many as 10,000 LIRR weekday rush hour commuters will be affected due to Amtrak’s construction schedule for Penn Station. To account for these 10,000 seats, the LIRR will run additional trains during peak rush […]