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Long Island seniors fear their retirement money won't last (opens the original)
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Mary Whelan keeps a close eye on the circulars. The 83-year-old said she's always been thrifty, but as food costs on Long Island have risen she's found new ways to cut back: shopping at the dollar store, watching for grocery store sales on foods such as canned soups and coffee, and buying when prices are lower. "I watch everything. If I can save here and there, that's what I do," Whelan said. "I'm willing to wait and stock up." Whelan is one of more than a dozen Long Island seniors across the ec
Blue Sea Educational Consulting buys Kings Park building for its new headquarters (opens the original)
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Smithtown-based education company Blue Sea Educational Consulting will move its offices to Kings Park after buying a new headquarters. Blue Sea, which matches school districts with professionals that provide services for students with special needs, will move its roughly 35 employees into its new offices at 263-265 Indian Head Rd. by the end of October, said company president Nicholas Mortati. The company purchased the building for $2.7 million in August, said Tom Bigansky, owner of North Villag
Owners of major Long Island developer Sterling Equities split (opens the original)
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The two founders of a major Long Island and New York City development firm have split after more than 50 years. Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz founded Great Neck-based Sterling Equities in 1972, but after decades, Wilpon and two other Wilpon family executives will leave the firm as part of a "planned organizational transition," the company announced last month. Fred Wilpon, his brother Richard Wilpon and nephew Scott Wilpon left the company to "pursue other ventures," according to a press release fro
Former Rockville Centre Chat Noir tea house building to be revamped (opens the original)
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The new owner of a Rockville Centre building that once held popular tea house Chat Noir has big plans to upgrade the property — and bring in a new retailer. Platinum Star Realty, which purchased the building in August for a little under $1 million, plans to gut renovate the interior, redo the facade and lease it to a new tenant, said Tom Bigansky, the owner of Rockville Centre-based North Village Realty, who arranged the sale. Platinum Star Realty plans to finish the renovation to the roughly 2,
National investor sells Westbury retail building for $5.3 million (opens the original)
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A national investor sold a Westbury retail building, leased to three stores including a Yaaas Tea drink shop, for $5.3 million. Real estate investment company Real Estate Discovery Ventures (REDV) sold the building at 427 Old Country Rd. in August, said Valentine Valdman, the senior property and asset manager for REDV. The $5.3 million sale includes the roughly 6,000-square-foot building, leased to T-Mobile, boba tea store Yaaas Tea and chiropractor The Joint Chiropractic, and the 0.35-acre lot
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