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The first Peninsula Public Library job hunting program will take place on Oct. 6.
Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence to host virtual job hunting series
The Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence will be hosting a virtual eight-part job hunting series beginning on Oct. 6. The programs will be hosted via Zoom video and will include information and … more
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We need a can-do attitude to beat Covid-19
It seems like we’ve been living with the coronavirus pandemic in a slow-motion time warp. But it’s time we snap out of it and beat this plague with the attitude that has characterized Americans’ character when faced with other seemingly insurmountable crises. more
We’ll say it again: It’s time to fix the SALT cap
U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, a Democrat from Glen Cove, has campaigned relentlessly to eliminate the $10,000 cap on deductions of state and local taxes imposed by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which President Trump shepherded through Congress. more
: I Lost My Job to Coronavirus is made up of from left on top, Abby Stein, Sigal Spitzer and Simcha Stadlan. From left on bottom, Zach Flamholz, Jordana Flamholz and Gilad Spitzer.
Helping to find employment amid the pandemic
Unemployment is something the United States has continuously struggled with. When coronavirus is added to the mix, this creates a complex equation. Throughout the pandemic, the country has reached … more
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Want relief? Restore the SALT deduction.
In 2017, President Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. It was supposed to supercharge the economy, bringing new manufacturing jobs to hard-hit areas, and no doubt, it brought some success. more
Lawrence School District Superintendent Dr. Ann Pedersen said that STEM learning starts at a young age in the district. Above, Lawrence High School chemistry teacher Rebecca Isseroff, left, and award-winning students Bhawan Sandhu, of Lawrence High, and HAFTR’s Tzipora Schein, in Lawrence’s lab room last July.
Can STEM classes be fun?
While educators in public and private schools are emphasizing STEM education — science, technology, engineering and math — roughly 2.4 million jobs with that focus are unfilled across the country, according to a 2019 report from the National Association of Manufacturing. more
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Filing tax returns this year could be costly as the federal 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act impacts taxpayers.
Filing income tax returns in 2018 could be taxing
As taxpayers filed their returns for 2018 by the April 15 deadline or possibly later because of granted extensions, the first year of the federal 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is having a significant impact as some are paying more incomes taxes, especially in New York state with the loss of the State and Local Taxes deduction. more
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Thank you, Mr. President. A thousand times, thank you.
I recall the fear that I felt in 2008, in the waning days of George W. Bush’s presidency. The economy was in free-fall. Wall Street was . . . more
Writers Wanted
Herald Newspapers is looking for an experienced journalist to report for and edit one of our newspapers covering communities on Long Island, New York. The focus of our paper is community news; on the … more
Hewlett High School students prepared for the real world by writing resumes, practicing interviews, filling out job applications. From left were senior Sarah Husain and sophomores Gurpreet Kaur and Patricia Cedilla.
Prepping for the real world
Hewlett High School students took a step toward their future in the working world as they took part in the first of two Interview Day events on Nov. 19, as part of the Computer Technology and Careers class curriculum during this school year. more
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