Professional Services in Long Island City

Greensleeves rises to a new standard of quality in cleaning with the highest regard for health, both our customers and our employees, and a most sincere respect for the environment. The primary goal is a new level of quality, a cleaner clean, without the chemical residue or the detrimental effects of harsh, toxic solvents.

Eco Green Cleaners drivers zip throughout Armonk, Pleasantville, and Bronxville, picking up and dropping off clothes of all kinds. Each garment is meticulously dry cleaned with nontoxic and biodegradable solvents—or with hydrocarbon dry-cleaning techniques—and processed with energy-efficient machines for a minimal impact on the environment. Clean clothes are returned in biodegradable or reusable bags, and the cleaners recycle their hangers to reduce waste. In addition to its dry-cleaning and shirt-laundry services, Eco Green also cleans leather, suede, and rugs, preserves wedding dresses, and alters clothes to accommodate weight changes or tail growth.

Juicy tidbits of chocolate-dunked fruit arrive on the doorsteps of family and friends, done up in colorful bouquets and candy boxes by the skilled fruit arrangers at Edible Arrangements' more than 1,100 franchises worldwide. The company's in-house chocolatiers drizzle albion strawberries, daisy pineapples, and tomatoes getting in touch with their fruit roots in a trio of chocolate flavors. Once properly chocolated, the workers organize the preservative-free sweets into lush arrangements that resemble flowers in bloom. Customers can choose to plop their bouquets in a variety of vessels, including vases, mugs, and sports- or holiday-themed containers that add a personal touch to the edible gifts. Alternatively, customers can opt to adorn gifts with the cheery, red lids of candy boxes, nestling 12 chocolate-dipped morsels inside to build anticipation and determine if loved ones have x-ray vision as they guess whether fruit will come dusted in shredded coconut or drizzled in white chocolate.:

LDF Floral and Event Design infuses parties, weddings, and special occasions with a splash of botanic color. Utilizing a specific set of criteria that includes beauty, freshness, and rarity, the company's highly educated staff guides clients through the process of designing one-of-a-kind arrangements, including gift bouquets and wedding displays. To avoid the possibility of pieces getting distractingly large and luring the noses of passing parade floats, each kaleidoscopic ensemble is crafted bereft of filler and greenery. Additionally, LDF conducts follow-ups on orders to confirm punctual delivery and customer satisfaction.

When cast members from The Real Housewives of New Jersey stopped at Marra's Restaurant for a bite, the owner asked neighboring photographer Mike Kortoci to take a picture. The ladies loved his work so much that, after a tour of his studio, they asked Mike to film an on-camera segment for the show. Snapping shots of celebs isn't uncommon for Mike—according to Ridgewood News, his famous clientele has included the Baldwin brothers and America's Next Top Model –winner CariDee English.

For the most part, however, Mike lends his artistic eye and more than 20 years of experience to creating customized portraits for his everyday clients, including kids and families. He snaps primarily black-and-white images during on-location shoots and inside his 2,000-square-foot studio. Afterward, he retouches clients' favorite shots, removing red eye or blinking specters, and preserves them on canvas or watercolor-paper prints.

According to a study funded by the National Association of Music Merchants, students in quality instrumental programs score 17 percent higher in mathematics than those in schools without music programs. The VH1 Save the Music Foundation organizes such programs in schools and raises awareness about their positive benefits. They equip each school with the tools necessary to establish a sustainable instrumental-music program, such as a set of band or string instruments, a keyboard or guitar lab, or a mariachi ensemble. Since its inception, VH1 Save the Music has provided new musical instruments to 1,850 public schools in more than 192 school districts across the country.