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National Wholesale Liquidators kicks off last LI sales
keiko.morris@newsday.comWest Hempstead-based National Wholesale Liquidators will begin going-out-of-business sales at all six of its Long Island stores on Monday. The result of this week's auction in bankruptcy court, the store-closing sales are part of a wider liquidation...Tags: Auction Service, Financially Distressed Companies, Washington (Litchfield, Connecticut), Court Administration, Sales
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2 drivers charged with DWI in same car
Nassau police made a double DWI arrest when a driver and a passenger switched places as they were pulled over, authorities said Monday. "We have two individuals arrested for driving the same car intoxicated," Nassau Police Commissioner Lawrence Mulvey...Tags: Police, Long Island, Vehicles, Police Arrests
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Celebrations
Alvarez-Woitovich Carla Lindsay Alvarez and John William Woitovich were married July 12 at the Smithtown Landing Country Club, with a reception following. She is a school media specialist for Elmont School District and is the daughter of Denise and Sam...Tags: Cornell University, Manhattan (New York City), Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, Christianity, Baptist
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LI PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
INSURANCE Michael Eagan has been named senior vice president of the independent system of regional agents for Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. The Mineola resident was a wealth management consultant for Phoenix Life Group and before that was vice president...Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Long Island, Florida, Financial and Business Services, Medicine
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People on the move, Nov. 17
peopleonthemove@newsday.comEDUCATION Yvette Aguiar has been named chairwoman of the department of criminal justice at Briarcliffe College in Bethpage, Patchogue and Long Island City. The Whitestone resident was a criminal justice professor at Monroe College and also served as an...Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Long Island, Florida, Financial and Business Services, Medicine
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Mystery odor leaves dozen woozy in Long Island City again
ryan.chatelain@am-ny.comFor the second straight day, a mysterious odor in Long Island City left dozens of people feeling ill. One person was hospitalized, and about three-dozen others were evaluated Wednesday at the scene in Sunnyside, an FDNY spokesman said. On Tuesday, 13...Tags: Long Island, Fire Department of New York
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Some New Yorkers skip the doctor despite health insurance
Access to health insurance does not guarantee people will seek medical care. Here's a look at the numbers in some neighborhoods: Manhattan - Lower East Side and Chinatown -Have health insurance: 86.2 percent -Haven't received healthcare in last two...Tags: East Williamsburg, Manhattan (New York City), Health Insurance, Brownsville, Medical Services
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'Ugly' trend hitting Hollywood where it lives
Times Television CriticLast July, the television series “ Ugly Betty” moved from Los Angeles, where it has been filmed for two years, to New York, on account of a recently tripled tax incentive. Given that the series, whose third season premieres tonight, is now...Tags: State Budgets, Massachusetts, Labor Legislation, Manhattan (New York City), California
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Van Gogh, Chagall and Calder top blockbuster New York museum shows for fall
ehulme@am-ny.comIn the next few weeks, the art world wakes up from its long summerıs nap. Here are some of the exciting shows headed our way. MOMA 11 W 53rd St, 212-708-9400 Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night Sept. 21-Jan. 5 This ambitious retrospective looks back...Tags: Libraries and Museums, Petroleum Industry, Theater, Painting, Prospect Heights (Brooklyn, New York)
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Ex-inmate from Huntington Station shares experiences
zachary.dowdy@newsday.comHuntington Station native Vilma Donovan was supposed to be acting when she sat on a stool in front of hundreds of women jailed at Rikers Island last month. But the tears she shed while delivering lines that told the story of her life in and out of prison...Tags: Theater, Music Theater, Manhattan (New York City), Punishment, Drug Trafficking
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July 18: DWI shame, Rangel and Bush's hubris, Obama cartoon outrage
Shame all into DWI awareness The letter "Wall of Shame hurtful to teens" [News, July 15] fails to acknowledge the consequence of driving while impaired. One drunken driver caused the instantaneous death of my brother's wife, his son, his son's wife,...Tags: Rentals, Barack Obama, Manhattan (New York City), Cartoons, George Bush
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Erotic artwork bares 'SoBro' culture clash
dfreedlander@am-ny.comSome creative types streaming across the Harlem River in search of the city's "next" neighborhood are starting to find their new home to still be more South Bronx than "SoBro." At least that's artist Emily Stedman's conclusion after her show, "Erotic...Tags: Williamsburg (Virginia), Long Island, Manhattan (New York City), Williamsburg (Brooklyn, New York), Bronx (New York City)
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