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Articles in Jan 23, 2004 issue of Long Island Business News

• Farrell Fritz, Long Island's third-largest law firm, to open Midtown
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Long Island Real Estate Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Nick Anastasi
• Vincent Adomaites joins the law firm of Long Island-based Genser
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island's Mid-Island Y Jewish Community Center raises $5,000 at
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island medical facilities announce staffing changes: January 23,
  by Ryan McCormick
• LI Software and Technology net fund plan draws criticism from Long
  by Ben Abelson
• Commentary: Bush's immigration plan a good step
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Medical Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Claude Solnik
• Tweezerman donates to Long Island-based charities dedicated to
  by Ryan McCormick
• Suffolk County to redevelop former infirmary into county office space
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island retailers hope sales tax holiday will replace sales lost
  by Ben Abelson
• Long Island law firm leaders scan local talent pool for new partners
  by Claude Solnik
• Plainview-based Palmer's Bar and Grill holds grand opening for its
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: NY state task force eyes next step for tech startups
  by John Kiernan
• Long Island businesses implement various incentive programs to
  by Adina Genn
• Woodbury resident honored by CancerCare Long Island
  by Ryan McCormick
• Former Nassau County Executive Tom Gulotta begins private life at
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• LISTnet fund plan draws wrath of Long Island Capital Alliance
  by Ben Abelson
• Cerini & Associates promotes Ursula Wende to office manager
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• A lesson in staff retention: Give as good as you get
  by Adina Genn
• Best Buy Children's Foundation helps Junior Achievement New York
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• European online music store to settle patent infringement lawsuit by
  by Ken Schachter
• Bellport-based Shultz Holding Co. to build office complex
  by Nick Anastasi
• Manhattan-based Forest Labs interested in acquiring Islandia
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island Marketing Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• What's in a name? Many law firms like it short and sweet
  by Claude Solnik
• Woodbury resident honored by CancerCare Long Island
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island landlords warding off deep-freeze meltdowns at their
  by Nick Anastasi
• Bohemia-based Ventura Group Inc. files for Chapter 11
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island Technology Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island-based Cerini & Associates promotes Ursula Wende to office
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island's St. Francis Hospital offers free heart screening
  by Ryan McCormick
• European online music store agrees to settle a patent infringement
  by Ken Schachter
• NY Governor Pataki's budget goal: 1M new jobs by 2010
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• New CEO of Hauppauge-based Global Payment Technologies Inc. works to
  by Ken Schachter
• Canadian firm Stantec to acquire Rochester, N.Y.-based Sear-Brown
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Marketing Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by LIBN Staff
• Junior Achievement New York receives grant from The Best Buy
  by Ryan McCormick
• Manhattan-based Forest Laboratories may acquire Islandia Marriott for
  by Nick Anastasi
• New CEO of Hauppauge-based Global Payment Technologies is betting on
  by Ken Schachter
• 1812: From merchant bank to global power
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island health care facilities announce staffing changes:
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island Power Authority drops property tax suits
  by Claude Solnik
• Commentary: In race to primaries, a political overload
  by Jerry Kremer
• Mid-Island Y Jewish Community Center's Comedy Night raises spirits,
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Changing partners: Attorneys skip from one firm to another
  by Claude Solnik
• New York retailers bank on tax holiday
  by Ben Abelson
• Steel complexion set for Long Island Jewish Medical Center's
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island Financial Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Ben Abelson
• St. Francis Hospital offers free heart screening at Long Island
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Commentary: LIPA is meeting its requirements
  by Richard M. Kessel
• Long Island law firm Farrell Fritz to open NYC office
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Doreen E. Moran joins The EGC Group as a senior copywriter
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island Legal Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Why law firms hire current and former politicos
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island-based Family Service: A league of its own
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Tweezerman helps fight cancer
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island Power Authority reports record electricity use during the
  by LIBN Staff
• Manhattan contractor completes steel framing for Long Island Ronald
  by LIBN Staff
• Shelly Burt named the Success for All Consultant for Roosevelt
  by Ryan McCormick
• More women are becoming partners at Long Island law firms
  by Claude Solnik
• Acclaim Entertainment signs deal to publish computer game developed
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Legal Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Ross Selinger elected vice chairman of the ITRA Realty Group
  by Ryan McCormick
• Trend among many law firms is to shorter firm names
  by Claude Solnik
• Fatwire forecasts profits with acquisition of bankrupt Divine Inc.'s
  by Ken Schachter
• Vincent Adomaites has recently joins law firm of Genser Dubow Genser
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Despite influx of 30-minute workout centers, sisters open Mineola-
  by Adina Genn
• Acquisition of Divine Inc. gives Mineola-based FatWire new clients
  by Ken Schachter
• New Jersey developer recruits Cablevisions CEO James Dolan to help
  by LIBN Staff
• East Meadow-based A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility clears up
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: In race to primaries, a political overload
  by Jerry Kremer
• Two sisters open their own version of a workout center, Fitness
  by Adina Genn
• St. Charles Hospital Auxiliary presents hospital with a $178,207
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island Power Authority drops property tax suits against Nassau
  by Claude Solnik
• NY's Next Gen Task Force eyes next step for tech startups
  by John Kiernan
• Commentary: Bush's immigration plan a good step
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Phillip Perri joins Sutton & Edwards as director of corporate retail
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Long Island Technology Briefs: January 23, 2004
  by Ken Schachter
• More women jump to partner at Long Island law firms
  by Claude Solnik

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