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Rating Long Island's most dangerous roads (Newsday) - The Southern State Parkway is the most dangerous state road on Long Island and Hempstead Turnpike has the highest concentration of crash-prone locations, according to data compiled by the state Department of Transportation.

Manhattan-Style Condos Move Into Long Island City (Multi-Housing News) - MAY 01, 2006 -- A six-story residential building nearing completion is causing a stir in Long Island City, N.Y. Part of the long-anticipated renewal of the Hunters Point Section, its amenities and understated luxury are sure to stand out in this gritty neighborhood of two-family houses, railroad flats and unfinished loft space.

‘ROAD TO NOWHERE’: As Boston, Park Service plan for Long Island, Quincy residents make perennial complaint - no access (The Patriot Ledger) - BOSTON - The view from the parapet of Long Island’s crumbling World War II gun emplacements is more than enough to inspire any visitor. The open water of the Atlantic gleams around the green curves of nearby islands.

LONG ISLAND ACCESS - Old wounds: Bridge a symbol of long-standing grievance (The Patriot Ledger) - QUINCY - For Squantum residents, the Long Island Bridge is at the heart of a grievance that’s even older than the way Boston uses the island.

Metropolitan Realty Associates, Partners Buy Jericho, Long Island Office Building (PRWeb) - A well-known office building in Long Island, NY, The Jericho Atrium was purchased by Metropolitan Realty Associates LLC, a national real estate investment firm based in Garden City, NY. (PRWeb Aug 3, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/UGlnZy1Qcm9mLUZhbHUtU3F1YS1UaGlyLVplcm8=

Metropolitan Realty Associates, Partners Buy Jericho, Long Island Office Building (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - A well-known office building in Long Island, NY, The Jericho Atrium was purchased by Metropolitan Realty Associates LLC, a national real estate investment firm based in Garden City, NY.

Band Of Long Island To Perform (Garden City News) - North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman announced today that the Band of Long Island would be performing at Bar Beach Park in Port Washington on August 8, 2007, beginning at 7:30 PM, as part of the Town's summer concert and movies series. He also announced that he would contribute a special reading of "Casey at the Bat" prior to the concert.

DEP approves power cable replacement in Long Island Sound (Stamford Advocate) - The state Department of Environmental Protection has approved a plan to replace power cables in Long Island Sound that have been leaking oil-based insulating fluid for years.

Some say boats should stop dumping in Long Island Sound (The Journal News) - The state should follow Connecticut's lead in banning all boats from emptying their treated toilet waste in its areas of Long Island Sound, some local boaters and officials say.

Fest: So long to Sand Island (The Express-Times) - BETHLEHEM | Musikfest will be celebrated on Sand Island for the last time next year. The 10-day festival's RiverPlace venue in 2009 will move to the proposed SteelStax project, ArtsQuest President Jeff Parks announced Thursday.