Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Crystin Quick is building her reputation as the go-to realtor in Oceanside by delivering a personalized, results-driven experience for every client.
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By Susanna Ciurleo
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4/15/26
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A real estate agent with Douglas Elliman in Rockville Centre, Christine Ferramosca has built her business on strategy, preparation, and connection — all skills she sharpened on the ice.
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By Christy Hinko
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4/15/26
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A Long Island sales manager explains how agents navigate pricing, competition and client expectations in a fast-moving housing market.
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By Abbey Salvemini
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4/15/26
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Long Beach has evolved from a seasonal destination into a year-round community, driving housing demand, redevelopment and changes across the South Shore.
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By Abbey Salvemini
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4/15/26
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A Merrick-based real estate manager shares how housing priorities shift over time, from raising a family to downsizing and renovating.
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By Abbey Salvemini
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4/15/26
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Estate planning attorneys explain how Financial Literacy Month highlights the need for planning, key documents and family financial conversations.
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By Abbey Salvemini
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4/15/26
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A Merrick attorney explains slip-and-fall risks, liability, and what steps to take after an incident during winter conditions.
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By Abbey Salvemini
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4/15/26
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As Long Island’s energy system modernizes, battery storage is becoming a central piece of how electricity is generated, delivered and managed.
At its core, battery energy storage systems (BESS) capture electricity from the power grid — including solar and wind — when demand and prices are low and store it for later use. When demand increases, instead of turning to costly and dirty peaker plants, batteries can discharge, selling their power at a lower price. The result is a more flexible system that can better match supply with demand, saving ratepayers money.
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Tara Jones
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4/9/26
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April is recognized nationwide as Physical Wellness Month a time to reflect on the habits that support overall health and quality of life. While most people focus on exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress, one critical component is often overlooked: hearing.
Hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears) are often dismissed as normal parts of aging. However, research shows untreated hearing loss affects far more than hearing. It is linked to cognitive decline, depression, social isolation, increased fall risk, poor sleep, and even dementia.
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3/27/26
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Before entering real estate, Vanessa Ambrosecchia worked in foreign exchange at the World Trade Center. After getting married and starting a family, she said she wanted a career that offered flexibility while still providing financial stability.
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3/25/26
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