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Two LIers win young entrepreneur challenge
a contest for young Long Island entrepreneurs Thursday afternoon.On one end was Pink Nori, a Japanese restaurant that Stony Brook University senior Jesse Tang, 22, plans to open this summer with his family in Astoria, Queens.At the other side was SmartEKG Read more »
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Isaac Zucker sentenced for stealing $634,000 from Woodmere synagogue
have to serve a minimum of 15 months under terms of the sentence imposed by Nassau County Judge David Ayres. Zucker, a Woodmere resident, had pleaded guilty in February to grand larceny in the second degree.Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice said Read more »
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Masago Asian Fusion, 5 Towns, NY (Review)
recently took my wife for a date night and we ended up at the new Masago Asian Fusion in Woodmere, NY (5 Towns). From the outside, the restaurant is a striking bright red, which I found refreshing for a kosher restaurant. The multiple glass doors were kept from Yeah That’s Kosher Read more »
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The Bus Stop – A Father’s Day Tribute
now has mobile synagogues. Anthony Weiner did what presidential candidates usually do: sign autographs. Mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner thinks he has the solution for small businesses to combat constant fines, but when it comes how to deal with delivery trucks from The Jewish Press Read more »
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Woodmere Man Who Stole From Temple Sentenced
Zucker to spend 1 1/3 to 4 years in prison for grand larceny. Cops say Isaac Zucker admits stealing from Woodmere Temple. NCPD The Woodmere man who stole more than $634,000 from Congregation Aish Kodesh while serving as its treasurer was sentenced Tuesday from Five Towns Patch Read more »
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NY man accused of real estate scheme
N.Y. (AP) — A Long Island man has been charged with operating a Ponzi scheme that duped five real estate investors of $50 million. Gershon Barkany was arrested by FBI agents on Thursday. He's accused of spending the investors' money for his personal benefit. from San Antonio Express Read more »