Redevelopment and Launch of Leading Real Estate Social Network
October 4, 2007
LiveCastMedia in connection with WannaNetwork will redevelop and launch version 2.0 of Leading Real Estate Social Networking Site
Leading real estate social networking website WannaNetwork.com joins forces with new media and technology partner LiveCast Media and will release beta version at NAR (National Association of Realtors) Convention in Las Vegas.
WannaNetwork has partnered with a New Media […]
Veteran Cuts Down Mexican Flag Flown Above US Flag
October 3, 2007
American Veteran Cut Down Mexican Flag Flown Above US Flag
A Mexican bar owner in Reno Nevada flew the Mexican flag above that of the United States. Only problem is that this is specifically illegal under United States Code Section 7, Title Four, which states,
(c) No other flag or pennant should be placed above or, if […]
LIPA Celebrates Change A Light Season
October 3, 2007
Uniondale, NY- October 3, 2007- Long Islanders can save $63 a year in energy costs by changing just five light fixtures in their homes. And, if everyLIPA residential customer replaced just one light bulb with an ENERGY STAR qualified bulb, enough energy would be saved to light more than 7,000 homes for a year; reduce […]
Antigang Raids Focused on Immigrants
October 3, 2007
From the New York Times
Nassau County officials today will call for a federal investigation into a series of antigang raids last week that resulted in the arrests of 186 immigrants on Long Island. They said that the vast majority of those arrested were not gang members and that local police were misled and endangered by […]
Suffolk County Red Cross Faces Volunteer Shortage
October 2, 2007
Yaphank, NY - The Suffolk County Red Cross Needs You
This Fall, the Suffolk County Red Cross faces a volunteer shortage and are calling on Long Islanders to get involved. When disater strikes, The Red Cross is there to help; let’s all make sure we are doing our part and volunteer today so there are enough […]
AERTC Launches New Website
October 2, 2007
Stony Brook, NY – The Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center (AERTC), soon to be located at a new facility at Stony Brook University’s Research and Development Park, has launched an innovative and informative Web site, according to Robert B. Catell, Chairman National Grid USA, and Dr. Yacov Shamash, Vice President for Economic Development and […]
Electric Cars Now Available on Long Island
October 1, 2007
Dealer Agreement Brings Electric Cars with Zero Gas and Zero Emissions to Long Island New York
(New York) - Motorworks Clean Vehicles, Inc., a division of Motorworks Engine Center, currently located in Westbury, Long Island, New York, has entered into a Dealer agreement with Miles Automotive Group to distribute their line of Zero Gas, Zero Emissions, All Electric […]
PR Conference to Discuss Effect of Internet on Industry
October 1, 2007
PR Conference Attracting Top Experts to Discuss Future of the Industry; New Communication Strategies and Methods
New York - How can PR strategies remain relevant in a market where public relations spending equals less than 1 percent of advertising and marketing spending? The answer may lie with the new face of PR campaigns that incorporate Internet tools […]
EleMental Learning Expands To Long Island
October 1, 2007
Kings Park, NY – EleMental Learning, an in-home tutoring company headquartered in Naperville, IL, announces the opening of its Long Island practice serving both Suffolk and Nassau Counties. EleMental Learning was founded by former classroom teacher Lori Skurka based on the belief that the mass marketed curriculum offered by other major tutoring companies cannot possibly address […]
Noose Found Hanging in Long Island Police Station
October 1, 2007
A noose was found dangling in a Long Island town’s police department, horrifying officials who rushed to condemn the hateful act.
The scandal at the Hempstead Police Department began early Friday, when a maintenance man spotted the noose hanging from a pipe in a men’s locker room.
Officials said they were stunned that racism would rear its head […]
