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Avoid pitfalls in business plan
Whether you're starting a business or are already in business, a business plan is a must-have for any entrepreneur. If you're not convinced you need one, try approaching an investor or lender and see how far you get without it, say small-business...Tags: Pennsylvania, Long Island, Small Businesses, Lawrence, Colleges and Universities
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Police seek robber of Roslyn Heights bank
bill.mason@newsday.comA Roslyn Heights bank was robbed Wednesday by a man who handed a teller a note demanding money, police said. The teller at the Commerce Bank, 111 Mineola Ave., Roslyn Heights, complied and turned over an undisclosed amount of cash, police said. The...Tags: Police, Bank Robbery, Theft, Crimes
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Trademark worth its cost to protect your identity
Chicago Tribune NewspapersYou've come up with a brand new name or logo for your company, perhaps even a catchy slogan. You want to hit the streets with it, but before you do you should stop and consider whether you're going to protect it with a trademark, experts say. The last...Tags: Laws, Manhattan (New York City), Nike Incorporated, Civil Laws, Google Inc.
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Ex-Roslyn school officials collect pensions in prison
eden.laikin@newsday.com; sandra.peddie@newsday.comFrank Tassone earns $1.05 a day working as a porter at the Mid-State Correctional Facility in Oneida. Cleaning toilets and shower stalls, he is far from his comfortable days as the superintendent of the Roslyn school district, where he enjoyed lavish...Tags: Texas, Public Officials, Trials, Public Employees, Theft
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Small biz: Where the loans are
bizeditor@newsday.comRaising capital can be challenging in a good economy, but it's likely to get much more difficult given the current economic downturn. Lending experts say there is money out there for small businesses though getting your hands on some may require more...Tags: Farmingdale, Economic Policy, Manhattan (New York City), National Government, Banking
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Roslyn's Donnie Klang joins Danity Kane on MTV
glenn.gamboa@newsday.comTen years ago, Donnie Klang was a seventh-grader at Island Trees Memorial Middle School in Levittown; he sang and rapped The Notorious B.I.G. featuring Puff Daddy's "Mo' Money, Mo' Problems" for the annual talent show. These days, Klang, 23, is promoting...Tags: Long Island Sound, MySpace, Long Island, Music, Hammerstein Ballroom
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NUMC doubling size of its ER
Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow plans to build a $55-million emergency department that will double the size of emergency facilities. The board of directors of the Nassau Health Care Corp. announced yesterday its approval of the project,...Tags: New York University, Nassau County Police, Health and Safety at School, Peconic Bay, Emergency Planning
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Organize garage
"When it comes to your garage, a neat appearance goes a long way. Keep the floor clean and categorize, shelve and store seasonal items like spring and summer planting materials, or winter shovels, ice melters and antifreeze." Judith Lenchewski, Daniel...Tags: Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Real Estate Sellers
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Selling tip: The one-month review
"After a home has been on the market for a month, the seller should meet with his or her agent and review the activity and feedback, revisit the competition and discuss physical improvements ... or a price adjustment. Listings that sit there without any...Tags: Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Real Estate Sellers
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Official who warned Reich now in Roslyn district
Newsday Staff WriterThe Harborfields school official who made light of Lawrence Reich's employment arrangement in a letter warning him to "correct the record" now works in the Roslyn school district, which has weathered its own financial scandal in recent years. Joseph...Tags: Long Island, Lawrence
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Transcript of full Roger Corbin interview
olivia.winslow@newsday.comMy name is Legislator Roger Corbin. I was born September, 25, 1946. That's right, I'm 61 years old and I feel good. I run 6 miles a day…I was born in Brooklyn, NY… I've been in this job for 13 years now, going on my seventh term. The job is really...Tags: Public Officials, Justice and Rights, Willie Brown, Edward M. Kennedy, Long Island
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Kidsday goes to Spotlight Live
Kidsday Reporters, Ages 12 and 13, RoslynSpotlight Live is the most amazing place for people of all ages to spend as much time as they desire. You can eat lunch, get your face painted by the coolest face painter, watch the funniest clown and experience a cool magician. We think this is one of...Tags: Music Theater, Theater, Music
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