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Articles in Jul 15, 2005 issue of Long Island Business News

• Long Island's Grumman Corp. made space shuttle's wings 23 years ago,
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island real estate firms announce staffing changes: July 15,
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Port Washington Public Library exhibits postcards featuring early-
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• U.S. Small Business Admin. study finds owning a home computer can
  by Adina Genn
• Commentary: Whatever the reasons, Republicans can't stand Hillary
  by Jerry Kremer
• Long Island Power Authority, KeySpan sue plumber in trademark
  by Heather Fletcher
• Long Island not-for-profits announce staffing changes: July 15, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Commentary: Want to make more? Turn up your 'financial thermostat'
  by Ronen Yaari
• Developers oppose Town of Huntington's proposed amendment to its
  by Heather Fletcher
• Koorey elected to board of Long Island Chapter of International
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Riverhead-based public relations firm T. Burke & Associates to
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Commentary: To compete, Long Island must act globally
  by Martin Cantor
• Stony Brook University to grant electrical engineering degrees
  by Ken Schachter
• Oakdale shopping center purchased by private investor
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Long Island firm to market new technology to screen for breast
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island advertising firms announce staffing changes: July 15,
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• U.S. Small Business Administration hosts online chat with industry
  by Adina Genn
• Banks hopeful of Sarbanes-Oxley relief
  by Claude Solnik
• NHL lockout is all but over, league and players' union reach a deal
  by LIBN Staff
• Nassau County comptroller reports a $19.5M surplus for county
  by LIBN Staff
• United Realty in Melville reports deals
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys creates new group for
  by Heather Fletcher
• Two hardworking immigrants succeed in Long Island real estate
  by Adina Genn
• Offering creative programs, B'Nai Brith Youth Organization on Long
  by Ken Cerini
• Hauppauge-based Long Island Convention & Visitors Bureau works to
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Nassau's public health-care system to affiliate with North-Shore
  by LIBN Staff
• Terror bombings in London could trigger demand for Long Island's
  by Ken Schachter
• Cherry Hill, N.J.-based Commerce Bancorp's Long Island branch
  by David Reich-Hale
• Long Island's office market strong despite increased vacancies in
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Nine Stony Brook University Hospital physicians now staff Central
  by Claude Solnik
• Uniondale-based Friedman LLP promotes Mitchell Lynn to principal in
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Bank security companies offer high-tech, pro-active security
  by Claude Solnik
• Cablevision execs net $37.7M through company's long-term incentive
  by LIBN Staff
• Chairman of Audiovox Corp. says he is still looking for acquisitions
  by Ken Schachter
• Huntington's zoning board of appeals approves smaller version of
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Cynthia Baxter elected pres. of NY chapter of international
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Nassau Counselors Association names Cheri Alaia 2005 Counselor of
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Intense competition for real estate on Long Island makes bank
  by Claude Solnik
• Nassau County legislators may fund projection equipment for Cradle
  by LIBN Staff
• Riverhead's town board allows developer to move forward with $200M
  by LIBN Staff
• NY Community Bancorp looks at a future of acquisitions
  by David Reich-Hale
• Long Island medical facilities announce staffing changes: July 15,
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Huntington to raise militia in tribute to Declaration of
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Unlocking the secrets of bank vaults
  by Claude Solnik
• With overseas training to become a life coach, Consoli starts her
  by Adina Genn
• Garden City-based Sustainable Long Island receives support from many
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• First National Bank of Long Island not in a hurry to grow its share
  by Claude Solnik
• Planning director for Long Island hamlet of Riverside wants to give
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Software maker Computer Associates, Cablevision jump on promotion
  by Ken Schachter
• NY lawmaker drafts legislation to protect abused children's legacies
  by Heather Fletcher
• Today there are three new rules of luxury real estate: Marketing,
  by Adina Genn
• Suffolk County Legis. Angie Carpenter receives New York State Woman
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Interview with Scott Rechler, pres./CEO of Reckson Associates Realty
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Long Island University's C.W. Post campus and Commerce Bank launch
  by Claude Solnik
• OSI Pharmaceuticals' shares rise 12.5 percent after licensing of its
  by LIBN Staff