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The Nassau County Bridge Authority that oversees the Atlantic Beach Bridge, above, has also been financially affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Requesting the state’s help for small businesses
Advocating for business owners who have either closed or suffered a steep decline in revenue, Nassau County Bridge Authority Chairman James Vilardi sent a letter on April 13 to the New York State … more
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State must do right by mental health patients
Society has long looked down on mental health patients, according to Andrew Malekoff, executive director of the Roslyn Heights-based North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center. So it has been all too easy for insurance companies . . . more
The storm next time
At the end of next month, the media will focus their attention on the first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. more
Hurricane Sandy victims received assistance from the state’s Department of Financial Services outside of Cedarhurst Village Hall. Clivell R. Wilson, Michael Romano, Trustee Ron Lanzilotta, Mayor Andrew J. Parise, Mathew Meyer and Cyprian M. Osutl.
Helping Sandy victims in Cedarhurst village
In an effort to help mend some of the destruction done by Hurricane Sandy, the New York State Department of Financial Services representatives came to Cedarhurst on June 10 and 11. more
For Sandy victims, promises aren't enough
More than four months after Hurricane Sandy, many homes along the South Shore remain in shambles. Countless businesses still have not reopened. more
Representatives from the state's Department of Financial Services and five banks will be in Lawrence on Tuesday.
Insurance assistance in Lawrence on Tuesday
The state’s Department of Financial Services will be available for victims of Hurricane Sandy to obtain information and ask questions on Tuesday, March 5 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Village Hall in Lawrence at 196 Central Ave. more
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Representatives from five banks will be available in Long Beach March 4-9 to provide one-on-one assistance to homeowners seeking the release of Sandy insurance settlement funds.
Show me the money!
Some help for homeowners desperately waiting for insurance money to rebuild their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy will be available next week, after New York State's Department of Financial … more
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Barry B. Goldstein is chairman, president, chief executive officer and CIO at Kingstone Insurance Co., Inc. and chairman, president, CEO and treasurer at Kingstone Cos.The state is investigating Kingstone Insurance for not complying with insurance requirements when responding to customer claims after Hurricane Sandy.
Hewlett-based firm being investigated
An insurance company whose parent firm is based in Hewlett is one of three insurers the state is investigating for unacceptable claims practices in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. more
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Insurance delays prolong the disaster
Hurricane Sandy attacked without mercy, leaving more than a million Long Islanders without power and wrecking tens of thousands of homes near the shoreline. Then a second disaster struck. more
Tim Leahy, the Village of Valley Stream highway superintendent, cut through a tree that had smashed through power lines on Emerson Place in Valley Stream.
Long Island rebuilding in Sandy's wake
The superstorm called Hurricane Sandy will surely go down as one of the U.S.’s most costly and crippling storms, ripping a $20 billion swath of destruction up the Eastern Seaboard, and Long Island’s South Shore was front and center amid the tumult as Sandy’s northern end lashed communities from Bellmore to Valley Stream and from Long Beach to Rockville Centre. Now, after the flooding and the fires, the anxiety and fear, the South Shore must slowly rebuild, one home, one school, one business at a time. more
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