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Long Island families face a college financial aid squeeze (opens the original)
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Anthony Carter of West Islip can tell you: Having two children at private universities isn't easy. The retired New York City police inspector, 52, and his wife, 53, a teaching assistant, dropped off their 18-year-old son, Dylan, at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut a few weeks ago. They have another child who is a junior at Quinnipiac University, also in Connecticut. Both have received scholarships, including merit-based assistance, but not state or federal aid. Carter said he did not expec
Drug company recalls blood pressure medication chlorthalidone (opens the original)
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If you take blood pressure medication, check your pills. India-based drug company Inventia Healthcare Limited has voluntarily recalled more than 13,000 bottles of 25 mg chlorthalidone tablets that may not dissolve properly. The nationwide recall was initiated on Sept. 3 for batch RISA24002, with an expiration date in April 2027. The company issued another recall June 5 for more than 11,000 bottles of 25 mg chlorthalidone tablets, also for dissolution issues. The June recall was for batch RISB240
Cohen Children's Medical Center again ranked best pediatric hospital in the state (opens the original)
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For the second year in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Cohen Children's Medical Center in New Hyde Park the best pediatric hospital in the state. The Northwell Health facility tied for the No. 1 spot with NewYork-Presbyterian Children's Hospital-Columbia and Cornell in Manhattan. Both hospitals also tied for fourth in the mid-Atlantic region and ranked among the top 50 nationally in 10 pediatric subspecialties, according to the report. Cohen Children's was recognized for its treatment
They left Long Island. Would they ever come back? (opens the original)
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When Evon Hart left Long Island for Phoenix in 2001, she was a 31-year-old massage therapist looking for somewhere she could afford to live. Twenty-five years later — now a mother, homeowner and yoga teacher — she plans to move back to Long Island. She wants to be closer to her mother as she ages. She misses Long Island, too — life near the ocean, the proximity to Manhattan, the changing seasons and the “genuine” personalities of New Yorkers. “I've always wanted to end up back there. All of my f
When your boss is also your landlord (opens the original)
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The lot at 350 Pantigo Rd. is pretty much just that, paved over with cracked asphalt and creeping greenery. A Stern’s department store stood there decades ago; the property has been vacant for years. But when Kirby Marcantonio looks at the site, he sees condos — and what he believes could be a step toward a radical new solution to a growing labor crisis on the East End. The longtime magazine publisher has proposed 47 condos on Pantigo Road in East Hampton that would be sold to local businesses,
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