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Articles in Apr 29, 2005 issue of Long Island Business News

• Former Long Island banker launches company that offers career and
  by Adina Genn
• Direct-mail companies are broadening their campaigns to include Web
  by Claude Solnik
• Commerce Bank relocates on Long Island and expands its regional
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Commentary: Appealing a Medicare benefits decision? Good luck
  by John Kiernan
• NY State Society of Certified Public Accountants launches not-for-
  by David Reich-Hale
• Physical therapists head back to school for doctoral degrees
  by Claude Solnik
• Garden City-based Margolin, Winer & Evens names Robert Micera
  by Henry Powderly
• Suffolk County groups team up to offer suicide prevention forum
  by Henry Powderly
• Suffolk County officials want to preserve Warner LeRoy estate
  by LIBN Staff
• Manchester Technologies' stock rises after announcement of its
  by LIBN Staff
• Remodeled office building in Hempstead draws tenants
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Real-life apprentices: Are they ready for hire?
  by Adina Genn
• Long Island not-for-profits announce staffing changes: April 29,
  by Henry Powderly
• Deer Park-based Heritage Mechanical Services named Jeffrey A.
  by Henry Powderly
• Long Island-area vendors profit from their mailing lists, in more
  by Claude Solnik
• Graduates in technology majors are seeing a strong job market, says
  by Ken Schachter
• Commentary: Another try for Tech Island
  by LIBN Staff
• First National Bank of Long Island to open branch in Merrick
  by David Reich-Hale
• Ronkonkoma restaurant changes name; health store relocates to
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• U.S. Small Business Administration reports spike in loans
  by Adina Genn
• Plainview's Barry A. Weinstein named district manager by New York-
  by Henry Powderly
• 2005 winners of ListNet's Long Island Software Awards
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Islanders receive awards and recognition: April 29, 2005
  by Henry Powderly
• Not-for-profits bolster direct-mail business
  by Claude Solnik
• Child care center at C.W. Post Univ. loses its campus location to
  by Ken Schachter
• Commentary: Erase institutional racism, boost local economy
  by LIBN Staff
• After New York Community Bank releases earnings, its stock rises
  by David Reich-Hale
• Eastern Long Island Hospital may terminate affiliation with North
  by Claude Solnik
• Gregory leaves Metropolitan Transportation Authority for Jericho-
  by Henry Powderly
• Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts opens first chess
  by Henry Powderly
• Long Island-area ad agencies form alliance, move into Smithtown
  by Ken Schachter
• North Fork Bancorp reports increase in first-quarter earnings
  by LIBN Staff
• Office availability rising on Long Island
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Suffolk County law creates Storm Water Management and Remediation
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• WBLI-FM radio disc jockey, Reno, named Best Midday Air Personality
  by Henry Powderly
• Marketers are using sophisticated techniques to make direct mail
  by Claude Solnik
• Literary works by former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger are flying off
  by David Reich-Hale
• Riverhead Central School District gets mixed report card regarding
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: A double fault against Long Island's place in the sports
  by LIBN Staff
• Supermarket chains open new locations on Long Island
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Babylon-based Today's Best Bets Magazine uses new format to attract
  by Adina Genn
• Brookhaven National Laboratory announces staffing changes: April 29,
  by Henry Powderly
• The Deer Park Public Library: center of the community
  by Ken Cerini
• Banks and credit unions find everyone doing the same things to
  by David Reich-Hale
• 1-800-Flowers.com seeks partners to grow wine business
  by Claude Solnik
• Commentary: Schumer's got the best political job - for now
  by Jerry Kremer
• Average interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages drops
  by David Reich-Hale
• Proposed Nassau County legislation would give a tax break for buying
  by Heather Fletcher
• Long Island education institutions announce staffing changes: April
  by Henry Powderly
• The Nature Conservancy to hold its Earth & Ocean Gala in Cold Spring
  by Henry Powderly
• Long Island loses Hamlet Cup, a key tune-up tournament for the U.S.
  by Ken Schachter
• Former Long Island Convention and Visitors Bureau chief pleads
  by David Reich-Hale
• CB Richard Ellis launches national branding campaign
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Riverhead-based law firm adds three more partners' names to its
  by Heather Fletcher
• Suffolk Theatre in Riverhead names Robert Dippel executive director
  by Henry Powderly
• Oyster Bay-based Planting Fields Foundation to hold its first Rare
  by Henry Powderly
• Long Island Convention and Visitors Bureau targets out-of-towners in
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island attorneys fill special niche, create careers dedicated
  by Heather Fletcher
• Author Richard Preston to speak at Life Sciences Industry Summit
  by Ken Schachter
• Hauppauge hosts final tour stop of the World Trade Center Memorial
  by Heather Fletcher
• Long Island financial institutions announce staffing changes: April
  by Henry Powderly
• Day Haven Adult Services in Long Island holds workshops for
  by Henry Powderly
• US-China Partners helps companies establish themselves in China
  by Adina Genn
• OSI Pharmaceuticals Inc. announces staffing changes: April 29, 2005
  by LIBN Staff
• Cold Spring Harbor Lab among top 10 charities
  by Ken Schachter
• Suffolk County Bar Assn. hosts former chief U.N. weapons inspector
  by Heather Fletcher
• Uniondale-based Farrell Fritz announces hiring of two new attorneys
  by Henry Powderly