Some highlights from the week
For sale sign Credit: Newsday files
For the week ending July 24, 2010
-- We found out that there are more homes for sale on Long Island …
-- And that the manufacturing jobs still left here pay pretty well.
-- A labor group leader launched an attack on the Tea Party
-- Some electrical devices made in Melville can save you money, a magazine said.
-- A maker of some pretty fancy bottles left Huntington Station for Melville.
-- And Jennifer Convertibles, facing loses, filed for bankruptcy protection.
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