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West Islip newlyweds turn sourdough hobby into Reilly Flour Co.
For Amanda and James Reilly, breadmaking started as a hobby — and a hit with friends and family. Whenever the couple shared their sourdough baked goods, they heard the same advice: You should be selling this stuff. About a year later, the newlyweds are giving it a shot. After...
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South Carolina Scores 2028 Verbal From Distance Ace Jane Chevalier
South Carolina Scores 2028 Verbal From Distance Ace Jane Chevalier. NEW COMMIT: The University of South Carolina has landed an impressive verbal commitment for Fall 2028 from Larchmont, N.Y. native Jane Chevalier. Chevalier is one of the top distance swimmers in this class. She will join Ella Hafner in Columbia...
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A Long Island Dealer Posted ‘NO FEES. NO GAMES.’ After an FTC Warning, Then Allegedly Billed $2,700 for LoJack. The Fine: $0
Three Long Island dealerships that operate as Stream Auto Outlet, in Valley Stream, Amityville and Islip, New York, agreed to a federal court order on Nov. 9 after the Federal Trade Commission alleged they advertised cars at prices customers could not actually get. The stipulated order, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, sets rules for what Stream may advertise from here on. It contains no fine and no refunds.
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Thousands of Chabad Rabbis Gather in New York for Annual Conference
The International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries brought more than 6,500 rabbis and Jewish leaders from more than 100 countries and all 50 states to Brooklyn from Nov. 5-8, highlighting the movement's expanding international presence and the growing engagement of American Jews. Organized by the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, the annual gathering included...
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Carol Schmitt is more than just the ‘PEZ Lady’ to Bellmore
Some Bellmore residents may recall Carol Schmitt as the mother who helped improve their neighborhood playground, while others know her from school events or religious education classes at St. Barnabas Church. But to generations of children who have visited her home on Halloween, she’s simply the “PEZ Lady.”