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Getting connected in the Five Towns
After two meetings the revitalized Five Towns chapter of Business Network International, South Shore Synergy, continues to build its membership to officially launch their chapter. more
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Seeking to better their business connections
Whether the economy is going good or there is a downturn akin to the current situation, businesses have always sought ways to expand and several Five Towns businesses are looking to extend their reach by resurrecting a local Business Networking International chapter. more
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Ariel Penzer , a Lawrence High School graduate, was selected to represent the Fashion Institute of Technology in the city's Sidewalk Catwalk. From left are: Renowned designer Betsey Johnson, Penzer, the sculpture designed by her and creative partner Christopher Ciaccia (right).
Recent Lawrence grad exhibits with fashion icons
Lawrence High School alum Ariel Penzer was chosen to represent the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City's Sidewalk Catwalk public art event this summer. more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... CurrentsAn exhibit highlighting three exciting artists working today: Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Benjamin Edwards and Tom Sanford. All three artists have been shown widely in … more
Ken Broadlieb, third from left, whose father owned Broadlieb Motors in Woodmere, participated in a panel discussion at Hofstra University on March 24, “Does it pay to be in a family business?" Joining Broadlieb were, from left, David McQueary, moderator Norman Goldberg and Helene Fortunoff.
South Shore native takes part in Hofstra family-business panel
Hofstra University’s Zarb School of Business hosted a discussion in late March titled “Does it pay to be in a family business?" and one of the participants was East Rockaway native Kenneth Broadlieb, whose father, Theodore, owned Broadlieb Motors in Woodmere for more than two decades until the late 1980s. more
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State senators Carl Marcellino, from left, Dean Skelos, Kemp Hannon and Charles Fuschillo call for tax incentives to help small businesses hire new workers, with Chris Brown, right, owner of Mid-Island Medical Supply in Wantagh, at their side.
Senators tout tax incentives for small businesses
Even in tough economic times, Chris Brown, owner of Mid-Island Medical Supply in Wantagh, has managed to expand his business from one storefront to three on Wantagh Avenue. With the MTA payroll tax, however, even successful Long Island businesses like Brown's have been hit hard. more
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Larry Greenspan, center, was honored as the Cedarhurst "Merchant of the Year."
Cedarhurst business owner honored
The Cedarhurst Business Improvement District recently awarded Cedarhurst Fashion Opticians owner Larry Greenspan with the 2009 Merchant of Distinction Award in recognition of his commitment to the village of Cedarhurst, customer service and overall retailing excellence. more
Kosher Cookbook, a new app developed by Valley Stream-based Appsolute Media, puts over 300 kosher recipes in its users’ pockets.
iCook kosher
The Kosher Cookbook, which was planned in the Valley Stream office and developed over a period of six months by programmers in Russia, features over 300 kosher recipes by Gloria Kobrin, a Manhattan-based food writer and teacher, and can be purchased for $4.99 at the iTunes store. more
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