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Cuomo to hold Long Island hearings on school pensions
State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced yesterday that he and a bipartisan group of state legislators will hold hearings on Long Island next week on the improper granting of pensions and other benefits by ...
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School Vote 2008 Boards & Budgets: Taxes tough to pin down
Taxes, like death, may indeed be certain. But that doesn't make precise predictions any easier.
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$4.00 for a gallon of gas?
Find the cheapest gas in the area! BUY THE T-SHIRT Show your true feelings about today's skyrocketing gas prices by donning this T-shirt. Unlike most of our gas, it's made in the U.S.A. To buy it and other ...
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Some IRS Rebate Money Going to Wrong Accounts
About 1,500 tax rebate checks being sent out by the IRS this month were wired to the bank accounts of people who already received their payments or others who were not entitled to the money.
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Gov. mulls who will run Moynihan Station project
Gov. David A. Paterson straddled the fence Thursday on the question of who should manage development of the Moynihan Station project.
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Locust Valley School District Prepares for Budget Vote
T he Locust Valley Board of Education met Thursday May 8th, 2008 at the Locust Valley Middle School's Mini Theater to prepare for their upcoming budget vote.
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Exec face challenge in meshing Newsday, Cablevision
There's a scenario involving Tom Rutledge, the chief operating officer of Cablevision Systems Corp., that evokes nightmares for those on Wall Street who track the Bethpage cable giant: that he'll leave the ...
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May 15: County pork, Fossella's shame, Israel's history
Your money, not well spent Newsday recently highlighted the expenditure of community enhancement grants, often referred to as 'member items' or 'pork' ['Money with no questions asked,' News, May 12]. ...
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Saudi Effort Turning Oil Into Jobs
Saudi Arabia is reaping the benefits of sky-high oil prices and insatiable demand from emerging economies like China and India.
Survivors desperate for food
Devastation and despair is widespread in regions of Myanmar flattened by Cyclone Nargis on May 3, a Global National reporter inside the country reported Thursday.
Questioning the hype about 'global warming'
Thursday, May 15, 2008 Questioning the hype about 'global warming' From Questioning the hype about 'global warming' Pete Chagnon One News Now Thursday, ...
Conference ponders challenges to family in the 21st century
Abdullah ... confident and Al-Awadhi ... review region's family laws WAYS of fostering family affinity, effects of divorce and urbanisation on families, domestic violence, decline in family size and legal ...
Department Stores Hurt By Slumping Apparel Sales
Department store stalwarts J.C. Penney Co., Nordstrom Inc. and Kohl's Inc. all reported steep drops in first-quarter profits on Thursday as Americans snub apparel to focus on basic necessities at discounters in ...
Challenge to the Power Hour on the Jesuits
Thursday, May 15, 2008 Dear Joyce, The secret and veiled activities and successes of the Jesuits and the Vatican are vast topics stretching over 500 years and have been detailed in volumes of books.
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