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INSPIRED BY ECOLOGY WHAT 'RE Inspired: Inspiring Ecological Awareness Through Art,' works that transform found objects or recycled materials into art, including some by Diane Savona, Joseph Eschenberg, ...
Etiquette: Degree on a business card?
Q. My university degree is in economics. I also received a master's of business administration degree.
Crossing guards honored at Suffolk ceremony
Crossing guard SueAnne Portoghese of St. James saw an 11-year-old girl being bullied by other children and she shielded her from further taunts at Central Islip school.
Increase in melanoma skin cancer blamed on tanning
Jessica Shutovich, 23, of St. James, went under the lamps of a tanning salon twice a week for six years until she noticed skin damage and freckles under her eyes.
June 12, 2008: R. Kelly enters the Cook County Criminal Court Building in Chicago as closing arguments begin in his child pornography trial.
Bank of Smithtown Opens Nesconset Branch and Announces Acquisition of Garden City Location
Bank of Smithtown has opened its new branch in Nesconset. It is the bank's 17th branch on Long Island.
The WALK newsroom was busy this morning receiving calls from listeners island wide about the smell of a strange odor.
About 200,000 people packed Jones Beach for the fifth annual Bethpage Federal Credit Union New York Air Show yesterday -- and a similarly huge crowd is expected today.
Smithtown: School Voters Guide 2008
VOTING 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Accompsett, Nesconset, Saint James and Smithtown elementary schools. via Newsday.com
IN AND OUT. Bring samples of your colors, textures and patterns to learn the principles of designing your outdoor space to reflect the character of your family at Natalie Weinstein Design Associates' ... via Newsday.com
How to Discover Your Power Within: New Self-Help Book Provides...
ST. JAMES, N.Y., May 7 /PRNewswire/ -- How many of us wish we could undo something we did or change something said? How many of us wish we could have made more productive choices earlier in life? How many of us ... via TechWeb.com
Other faiths find footholds in county with Catholic majority
The New York City region is known for its amazing religious diversity. Just about every worldwide faith has at least a small presence, maybe a slice of a neighborhood or a house of worship where a spread-out ... via Journal News
Rep. Israel eyes gas companies' buying up of stations
“We need to have a better understanding of the risks inherent in having a limited number of large corporations control fuel flow and pricing”
WASHINGTON - Rep. Steve Israel called yesterday for an investigation into the impact of major gasoline companies buying up privately owned stations, suggesting that such moves may decrease competition and ... via Newsday.com
Catholic schools hit hard by student losses
Broome suffers third-worst decline in U.S. File Photo St. Patrick's School in Owego escaped closure earlier this year after the Rochester Diocese announced 13 school closings. via Press & Sun-Bulletin
Independent coffeehouses on Long Island
“We like to support the community”
With the requisite warm beverages and relaxed atmospheres, independent coffeehouses across Long Island are the perfect remedy for those looking for some serious post-holiday party recovery. via Newsday.com
New York State Division of State Police
Governor and Superintendent officiate at police academy graduation
“Today we honor the 182 newest State Troopers who will help continue New York's historic crime reduction”
December 14, 2004 : Governor George E. Pataki today joined State Police Superintendent Wayne E. Bennett in honoring one-hundred-eighty-two new Troopers for their perseverance and dedication in completing the ... via New York State Division of State Police
Suffolk bill on undocumented workers advances
“We'll certainly have a vibrant discussion on the floor of the legislature as to the merits of the bill.”
With a key legislator opposed to the bill absent, proponents of a Suffolk resolution to require all licensed contractors to verify their employees' legal working status passed through committee yesterday, ... via Newsday.com
Pope urges young to serve poor, sick at seminary rally
“In some circles to speak of truth is seen as controversial or divisive, and consequently best kept in the private sphere”
Appearing before a vast crowd of wildly enthusiastic Catholic teens, Pope Benedict XVI today warned them of the temptations they may face and urged them to follow the examples of the saints in order to become ... via The Patent Trader
Gyrodyne buys upstate medical complex
Gyrodyne Co. of America, a real-estate development company in St. James, said it plans to buy a medical center in upstate Cortlandt Manor for $7 million, its second large acquisition in a year. via Newsday.com
Bank of Smithtown Announces First New York City Branch
“SMTB". In a recent issue of U.S. Banker magazine, the Company was rated the sixth best "mid-size”
Bank of Smithtown has acquired its first new branch location in New York City. The location is on Seventh Avenue in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. via PrimeNewswire