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November 25, 2009, 7:03 AM / OLAFFUBSEZ: According to critic and naturalist Joseph Wood Krutch, born on this date in 1893, "Security depends not so much upon how much you have, as upon how much you can do without." A Time for Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is a special time For friends and family To thank and praise our God of love For all He's given ...
Cinematic Greats & Legends of the Silver Screen Arrive at Christie's London
This November the movies are coming to Christie's South Kensington as a diverse selection of Vintage Film Posters and Film Memorabilia is offered encompassing all genres of cinema history from cult horror and sci-fi films to the icons of the silver screen.
In Progress: A More Walkable, Bikeable, Trottable Park Circle
A protected bike path will soon wrap around the circumference of Park Circle. Some segments are bi-directional. There's a very nice set of livable streets improvements underway at Park Circle , where Brooklynites heading to and from Prospect Park mix it up with traffic heading to and from the Prospect Expressway, Ocean Parkway, and the Fort ...
Cedar Creek Spared Great Necka s Sewage
Nassau legislators Dennis Dunne, Sr. and David Denenberg advise North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman and the Town Board against diverting millions of gallons of Great Neck's wastewater to the Cedar Creek Water Pollution Control Plant at a Nov.
Texting alerts to help motorists avoid gridlock
A tanker truck overturns, spilling jet fuel and closing down the Youngmann Highway.
Good morning, Buffalo: A quick look at what's happening today
November 14, 2009, 12:13 AM / The clouds move in today on an otherwise nice day, with the high reaching 56 degrees and scarcely a wind.
Vaccines, Sanitzers & Blood Donations
WNY clinics have postponed most of their seasonal flu shots, but a few are starting to come back on the schedule.
Poignant. Imaginative. Passionate. Original. These are some of the words LJ 's reviewers used to describe the first novels forthcoming this fall and winter.
SeeThrough NY posts government salaries for 2008-09
The names and salaries of more than 179,000 people who worked for New York's county, city, town and village governments in 2008-09 were posted today in a searchable database on a Web site sponsored by the Manhattan Institute's Empire Center for New York State Policy.
Xpress Reviewsa "First Look at New Books
Carillo, Charlie. Raising Jake. Kensington. Sept. 2009. 341p. ISBN 978-0-7582-3504-6. pap.
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Assisted Living Facilities Not Required to Have Emergency Power On Site: State
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As the summer of 2009 winds down public officials and community leaders are looking to the immediate future and beginning to discuss a oewhata s next.a The Great Neck Village Officials Association, a major force in Great Neck and in Nassau County, had a full, busy year, discussing prominent issues and bringing them to the forefront, as well as ...
Hal Morse - Greater Buff.-Niagara Regional Transport'n. Cncl.
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Former Village of Great Neck Mayor Steven Tell died this past Sunday, July 19, 2009 following a long illness.
Village of Kensington Celebrates a Centennial With a Day in the Park
On June 7, the weather cooperated and a lovely day unfolded as the Village of Kensington celebrated its 100-year anniversary.
Man beaten over girla s rape in stable condition
PHILADELPHIA - A man sought for questioning in the rape of an 11-year-old girl was upgraded to stable condition Wednesday, a day after he was severely beaten by angry neighbors who recognized him from a photo distributed by police.
Romance novels genre thrives despite, or even because of, tough times
NEW YORK - Love may not conquer all in real life, but its power in relatively inexpensive books is quite a comfort in this economy.
Police release video of Brooklyn bodega robberies
Cops released video Tuesday of a group of bandits who have been sticking up bodegas across Brooklyn , sometimes beating store workers and even shooting one employee, police said.
Stimulus Stimulates More Communication
Even glimmers of possibilities for stimulus money have built some symbolic bridges in moving forward with the sewage treatment plant upgrades on East Shore Road.