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 Safeguard Self Storage continues to expand its presence in the New York self storage market with the opening of its newest location in the Bronx (High Bridge, NY). This self storage facility, located at 1253 Jerome Ave., offers the High Bridge community 681 storage units in a variety of sizes, with modern security features and many amenities.

Atlanta (PRWEB) October 9, 2008 — Safeguard Self Storage, a premium provider of self storage solutions, recently opened its sixteenth operating location in the New York self storage market. This self storage facility, conveniently located at 1253 Jerome Ave. in the Bronx (High Bridge, NY), will help supplement this community’s growing demand for high-quality storage units and self storage space.
The Bronx (High Bridge, NY) self storage facility offers 681 self storage units.

Safeguard has an established presence in the metro New York and New Jersey areas, currently with more than 20 locations in these two states. As is typical of Safeguard’s many locations, Safeguard’s High Bridge self storage facility is designed with security, convenience and customer service in mind. Amenities at this location include: Climate-controlled units (fully heated and air conditioned), a covered loading area, computer-controlled recorded access to the building, video recorded surveillance of the property, and individual door alarms on each unit. Read more..

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Free HIV Testing Offered At Bronx Event

Community leaders in the Bronx hosted an event this weekend aimed at educating people about the spread of HIV and AIDS.

Hosted by the group Silent Voices United, families were treated to live entertainment, food, and free HIV testing.

Organizers say New Yorkers need to understand the disease to prevent it from spreading.

“This is the problem, the stigma, and that’s why HIV/AIDS rates are still going up, because of the stigma,” said Tiffany Diallo of Silent Voices United. “People have to stop being ignorant. People have to come out and they have to be educated. People can’t be afraid, because the more you’re afraid, then the crisis that we have is going to continue and it’s going to get worse. It’s going to grow; the numbers are going to grow even higher.”

The group hopes to reduce the rate of infection in the High Bridge and Morrisania neighborhoods, two areas they say have the highest number of cases in the borough.

SOURCE: NY1.com

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