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A poll conducted by nextLI/Newsday discovered a not-so-puzzling contradiction. A majority of Long Island residents want more local housing options . . .
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By Alan Singer
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9/7/23
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The Merrick Library is opening a business center at which independent contractors such as academic tutors and financial advisers can meet with clients, or job prospects can engage in online interviews
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3/5/15
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Q: I own office space in Suffolk County and rent to a retail tenant that has been timely with their payments over the past five years. Their lease is due to expire in mid-2015, but the tenant …
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By Abraham B. Krieger
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1/16/15
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While Mepham High School students said they were pleased to bring Broadway to Bellmore last week, they were even more pleased to raise more than a thousand dollars for a worthy cause.
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By Julie Mansmann
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2/5/14
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Q: My wife and I are starting a retail business and have been looking at commercial space. We’ve seen a few leasing agreements and want to know what types of language to look out for when …
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By Abraham B. Krieger
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2/18/13
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Q: I own a small business on the South Shore, and we currently rent our space. With rent on the rise, we were thinking about securing a loan and purchasing a commercial property. What are some of the …
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By Abraham B. Krieger
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11/21/12
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Get ready for a weekend chock full of Halloween happenings for all ages. Also, for those who didn't yet have a chance to see Rent at Hofstra, the production continues through Sunday, highlighted by a special concert featuring one of the stars of the original Broadway production on Saturday.
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10/26/11
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"Rent," the award-winning musical is back, now at Hofstra, with a student cast featuring East Rockaway's Michael Quadrino. Also, you'll want to get outside and enjoy the season. Old Westbury Gardens and the country fair at Lawrence's Rock Hall are two great spots to visit this weekend.
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10/19/11
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Q. My house has been on the market for six years and I just can’t part with it for less than I paid. Under the circumstances, I’m thinking of having my daughter and son-in-law’s family take it over, and we would make just a small apartment for ourselves here. What are the ramifications of doing this, permit-wise? Does the county have to give us the permit and will our taxes change, up or down?
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Monte Leeper
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8/11/11
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