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'What Would Mohammed Do?' Long Island, NY Seminar with Randall Terry, Feb 11 (Christian News Wire) - LONG ISLAND, New York, Feb. 9 / Christian Wire Service / -- Randall Terry will deliver a seminar entitled: "What Would Mohammed Do?” on Saturday, February 11 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Malvern, Long Island. The seminar will be held at The Church of the Intercessor, located at 50 St. Thomas Place.

A Long Island City Awakening (New York Times) - will office developers and business tenants be attracted to Long Island City, New York's fourth central business district?

Long Island Abortion Foes Receive Funding (CBS 2 New York) - Planned Parenhood of Nassau County and the Schnieder Children's Hospital at Long Island Jewish Medical Center are among eight agencies given nearly $1 million in grants today to offer alternatives to abortion, like abstinence and adoption, among others.

Act 1 Entertainment, a Long Island Promoter in Conjunction With Tailgator's Sports Bar & BigDaddy's Sizzlin Jam Puts on (PR Web) - The Lighthouse and the heart of the Mission.....In January of ‘92 their street ministry began by handing out ten bologna and cheese sandwiches to the hungry. It began with a vision from God to go feed the poor. Today they are feeding over 1000 people a week, giving out about 350,000 meals to people who have a need. Poverty on Long Island is on the rise due to the increase of the high cost of

Pacific Island life in focus (Stuff) - Few outsiders have gained a deeper understanding of Pacific Island culture than photographer Glenn Jowitt. A book and exhibition celebrate his life's work. By Robyn McLean.

Pioneers Host Long Island Blackbirds - Game Notes (CSTV's College Sports) - The Storyline... The Sacred Heart Pioneers return home to host Long Island University after a three-game road swing where the dropped their last two games.

Peace a long way off despite deal with Philippine rebels: analysts (AFP via Yahoo! News) - A preliminary deal between the Philippine government and Muslim separatists on sharing ancestral land is a positive step toward ending a decades-old rebellion but lasting peace remains a long way off, analysts said.

LI hotel occupancy increases (Newsday) - Hoteliers see boost because of pickup in business travel, and slowdown in hotel construction Long Island's hoteliers saw an increase in occupancy in 2005 for the first time in five years, thanks to a pickup in business travel and a slowdown in hotel construction.

LONG I. HOME SALE WILL END '89 GIRL-SLAY FEUD (New York Post) - -- The family home of a notorious murderer is up for sale on Long Island, spelling relief for the young victim's relatives, who still live four doors away.

Delayed Knotts Island fire station to be built (The Daily Advance) - KNOTTS ISLAND – Construction will begin on a long-awaited new fire station for Knotts Island by the summer, Currituck County manager Don Scanlon said Monday.