If you are mowing your lawn, it may be easy to just use a blower to discard your clippings into the streets. Think twice. It could save a life and help the environment.
The next time you are planning to release balloons into the sky as a memorial, you might want to think twice. Is it illegal to release balloons in New York State?
Grass clippings are more than just yard waste. They’re a hidden danger on our streets. Here are some ways to dispose of them and what hazards they cause.
Massachusetts has what's called waste ban where prohibitions on the disposal and transfer for disposal of certain toxic and/or recyclable items (see “Summary” sidebar and reverse). Waste bans are intended to encourage reuse and/or recycling of certain waste materials, conserve disposal capacity, and reduce adverse environmental impacts from waste materials containing toxic substances.
Massachusetts is one of the 16 states that has a law that forbids adultery during a marriage also know as sexual intercourse with someone other than their significant other.
After a memorial service or a celebration, sometimes balloons will be released into the sky. If you participate in a balloon release, is it illegal in New York State? Not only is it illegal, but it could cost you.
Jello-O shots at bars could be a thing of the past. Jell-O shots are a party favorite. You pour your favorite vodka in some jello mix, let them sit, and there you have it--a classic.
Whether you're looking for a sweet spot to capture a family photo or snap that next Instagram selfie, you have to make sure no laws are being broken at the same. It's pretty obvious you don't want to be walking into a stranger's yard or sitting on that strangers porch as this is considered trespassing and illegal.
We are starting to see more snow storms in New York State. To keep the roads clear and safe the New York State Department of Transportation is urging motorists to be careful around snow plows.
There are many laws that are on the books in New York State that involve operating a motor vehicle. The law about hanging things from your rearview mirror seems odd but you could get a ticket if you violate it.
I think we all know by now that it is illegal to leave your car running and unattended in New York state. Section 1210 of the NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law makes it illegal for a driver to leave a vehicle without stopping the engine, locking the ignition, and removing the key from the car. But that doesn't stop a lot of people in the Capital Region from doing just that. Not only could you get a ticket, but it could also be worse.