Keyword: businesses
528 results total, viewing 221 - 230
The Modern Justice cover band took the stage at the sixth Rock Out Cures benefit in 2013. This year’s benefit will take place at Plattdeutsche Park Restaurant on Sept 22.
Rock Out takes aim at cancer
With only a few days left until the big day, Rock Out Cures Inc.’s executive board members gathered at the Plattdeutsche Park Restaurant in Franklin Square last week to make sure that everything … more
|
Elsy MEcklembourg, the winner of a Grace LeGendre Foundation fellowship.
Elmont educator Mecklembourg going full speed ahead
Elsy Mecklembourg doesn’t know how to slow down. At an age when most people are considering retirement plans, Mecklembourg, 63, is finishing up the coursework for her doctorate in medical education … more
|
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church was dedicated on March 12, 1905, the day after three unknown suspects burned down the old church.
Bauer descendant unravels connection to local church
Simple curiosity took hold of George Bauer one day in the summer of 2016 at his home in Lees Summit, Missouri. But despite the itch to explore and research his family’s history, Bauer had no solid … more
|
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill last year to grant unlimited sick leave to all government workers outside New York City who responded to the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. He was joined by senators from both sides of the aisle, as well as first responders.
Franklin Square firefighter stuck in limbo years after 9/11
A year after passing legislation that allowed 9/11 first responders to receive paid sick leave for the illnesses they contracted while working at the site of the World Trade Center, State Senators … more
|
More than 150 local residents went out to Citi Field this summer for Dan’s Plan’s annual New York Mets outing to honor the memory of Franklin Square resident Dan Babich, whose suicide struck the community in 2015.
Franklin Square's Babich family honors those lost to suicide
Although National Suicide Prevention Week ended on Sept. 15, the Franklin Square-based nonprofit Dan’s Plan, which advocates for suicide and mental health awareness, has already begun planning its … more
|
Jockey Manuel Franco guided Sanavi to victory in the first race of Belmont's fall meet last Friday.
Millions at stake as Belmont's fall season gets under way
Belmont Park's fall season was off to a fast start last weekend, as horses and jockeys vied for millions in purse money. Miz Mayhem disappointed, but Tesora notched a win in the first stakes race of the season, with jockey Javier Castellano on board. All are looking forward to Sept. 29 — Super Saturday — when the winners of a trio of stakes races will automatically qualify for November's Breeder's Cup Classic at Churchill Downs. more
|
Rite-Aid Pharmacy in Oyster Bay already keeps it’s tobacco products behind the counter so potential purchasers have to stop and ask for them.
Dunne, King Sweeney propose more vaping laws
Vapes and e-cigarette retailers throughout the Town of Hempstead would have to post large signs about the devices’ dangers to consumers, in a conspicuous location at their place of business, if … more
|
William Carr, who is running for the State Assembly in the 19th District, working on the East Side Access project. Carr favors a reinstatement of after-school programs and “sensible” gun control.
Ra, Carr vie for seat in 19th Assembly District
The race for the 19th Assembly District began to heat up in earnest at the end of last month when incumbent Edward Ra formally announced his bid for a fifth term against his challenger, William Carr, … more
|
Joseph Fennessy
South Nassau Soirée honors community leaders
In honor of their leadership and vision that led to the affiliation between South Nassau Communities Hospital and the Mount Sinai Health System, Joseph Fennessy, chairman of South Nassau’s board of … more
Much of the gasoline sold in Nassau County and throughout the Northeast comes from refineries along the Gulf of Mexico, like this ExxonMobil facility near Baton Rouge, La.
L.I. gas prices peak then drop as summer wanes
Retail gasoline prices finally began to inch down slowly at the end of last month after reaching their highest summertime levels since 2014, according to local industry analysts.GasBuddy, which … more
|
« Prev | 1 … 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 … 53 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© 2024, Richner Communications · 2 Endo Blvd · Garden City, NY · (516) 569-4000
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions