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Oheka Castle: a landmark on the auction block (opens the original)
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The iconic Oheka Castle has been more than an awe-inspiring sight for residents of Cold Spring Hills over the decades: it has been a meeting place for the community and a playground for their children. The future of Oheka Castle and its grounds is very much on the minds of residents these days as attorneys, developers and creditors discuss what may become of the estate the financier and philanthropist Otto Khan built over a century ago. Could it all become luxury condos? Oheka Castle has, accord
This Holbrook special needs couple is a ‘match made in heaven’ (opens the original)
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Those would be very ordinary comments from just about any every-day couple. But Joe and Gretchen Van Horst are not your every-day ordinary couple. Joe, 44, is autistic. Gretchen, 45, has Down’s syndrome. They are celebrating their 14th wedding anniversary this year. While certainly it is not unheard of for people with such challenges to get married, experts in the field say it is uncommon. Their story has now been made public in a book, “What I Forgot to Tell You,” by Pamela L. Laskin, a poet an
BOCES training teens to learn advanced defense manufacturing (opens the original)
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For years now, Long Island government and business officials have stressed the need to train younger workers to take over well-paying jobs in the Island’s defense industry from those retiring or who have left. The U.S. Small Business Administration has recently taken a major step toward making such a goal a reality. The SBA has awarded a $5 million grant to Nassau BOCES to provide training and technical assistance to help small manufacturers in the county in hiring and training younger and even
Camps ‘R’ Us stakes its claim (opens the original)
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As a parent or a guardian, you worry constantly about your child or children, but what if you had between 1,800 and 2,000 young people to worry about? And moreover, what if they were spread out over nine separate places? That’s the situation Jason Turnier and his wife, Cheryl Turnier, face every day during the summer months. They are the owners of Camps ‘R’ Us, a Farmingdale-based company that operates nine-day camps on Long Island, and employs a staff of between 400 and 500 people, a majority o
LI drugmaker Country Life acquires competitor Aura Cachia (opens the original)
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Long Island’s rapidly expanding pharmaceutical-nutraceutical industry has grown larger with Hauppauge-based Country Life LLC, one of the oldest of the companies, recently acquiring a Midwestern competitor. The growth of the pharmaceutical-nutraceutical industry on the Island has taken place out of sight, since the companies are not as huge or as well-known as the defense industry giants that dominated the economy here for most of the last century. But the industry has been making major contribut
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