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The Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) Board of Trustees has taken an essential step toward clean energy and reliability for our electric grid by approving two battery energy storage contracts with Key Capture Energy.
FCA Fall Harvest Celebration raises money for essential services Family & Children’s Association (FCA) recently hosted its Fall Harvest Celebration at the Heritage Club at Bethpage. Elisa DiStefano, senior lifestyle host at Newsday Media Group, emceed the event, which honored three Long Islanders for their contributions to FCA’s mission and celebrated the agency’s 140th anniversary.
From Montauk to Mineola, Long Islanders face unique affordability challenges. Whether it’s saving for your kids’ tuition, covering property taxes, paying for sports or extracurriculars, or managing everyday expenses, families across the region are feeling the squeeze.
Artificial intelligence is dominating conversations across the corporate world, regardless of industry. It is becoming a key element in corporate compliance, and the U.S. Department of Justice has taken notice.
Breon Peace, the U.S. Attorney for New York’s Eastern District, is resigning from office on Jan. 10, officials said Wednesday. Appointed by President Joe Biden, Peace has served in the position since Oct. 15, 2021. Peace will leave office before President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Carolyn Pokorny will become acting U.S. attorney
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While some have praised New York State for its attempts to tackle Long Island’s lack of affordable housing, zoning laws remain under the authority of local municipalities, and many believe that the power to address housing supply should stay within the community.
The former CEO of a public company in Melville, who now lives in Encinitas, California, is facing federal charges on insider trading and wire fraud, officials said. Ken Peterman, the former CEO and chairman of the Board of Directors of Comtech Telecommunications Corp., was slated for an appearance in federal court in the Southern District