Civil rights attorney says candidate is able to fight racism, discrimination and inequality

Any worn out, torn or stained flags may be dropped off at committee headquarters.

Event Is a Perfect Opportunity to Support the Organization’s Initiatives

Topic of Discussion Will Be “Strengthening Long Island Communities Through the Power of the Arts”

Family-friendly event features rides, games, food, crafts, flowers and live music.

Proceeds go to the Chamber's scholarship program and its networking and holiday events.

Rides, shows and games -- all at one low price! Tickets may be bought in advance.

Popular Community Carnival Helps Fund Heritage Park and Vital Youth Programs

Gerald Williams says "forever chemicals" went undetected for decades because of "corporate deceit."

Firm Expands by Opening Second Office in Riverhead

How to Save Your Pet, Yourself, and Your Wallet From Pain and Suffering Offers Expert Advice on Preventing Pet Emergencies and Saving on Veterinary Costs

She concentrates her practice in civil litigation, land use and zoning, divorce and family law, real estate and estate litigation.

This $4 billion project will also consist of high-end hotels and restaurants, and meeting and convention spaces.

Announces New Name to Reflect Expansion of Its Business.

Says Drivers Must Now Watch out for All Vehicles
That Have Broken Down on the Side of the Road

Previously Served as Summer Associate in the Firm’s Trusts & Estates Department While Attending Law School

Forty-Nine Teams from Long Island, NYC and the World to Compete at Hofstra University for CRESCENDO Presented by Haas

Exemptions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will sunset at the end of 2025.

Offering Expert Guidance to Innovators

Mr. Grossman has lectured on the deadly effects of nuclear war before numerous world leaders and the UN.

He is also a Board Member of the New York chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NYNAELA).

Office located in Hauppauge, ideal for clients with matters taking place in Suffolk County courts.

The CO is now required before the property is transferred to the seller.

Elisabetta T. Coschignano Becomes a Member and the Firm Changes its Name to Sahn Ward Braff Koblenz Coschignano PLLC Jon Ward Elevated to Co-Managing Member

Long Island Regional CRESCENDO Challenge Announced

Mrs. Pfeffer Plays a Major Role in Charles Rutenberg Realty, Inc.'s Growth

Participants to Qualify for their Concealed Carry Pistol Permit

Those who work in Long Island, New York City, and Westchester County will receive the same rate.

Gifts Delivered to 1,500 Kids in Need across Long Island

Up to $500 in medical debt will be removed from upcoming reports.

More Companies Are Hosting Festive Events Post-Pandemic, But Remote Workers Who Have Not Personally Interacted with Co-Workers in a While May Cause Problems

Says Latest Example is the Exoneration of Eddie Ramirez, Who Was Sentenced to Life for a Murder He Did Not Commit

Coats will be given to those using FSL's programs and residing in their shelters

Committee Recognizes Him as a Rising Star in the Industry

Calls for the Connection of Long Island to New Jersey

Two Brothers Participates in eWaste Drive for Seventh Year in a Row

Urges entities to think about filing for bankruptcy protection where they can sell their property