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Randy Travis returns to the stage in Westbury (opens the original)
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Randy Travis was at the peak of his career in 2013 after number one records with heartfelt lyrics and a smooth singing voice that made him one of country music’s most popular singers and song writers. When he had a stroke, everything changed, although not everything. Travis was put into a coma, came out of it, and since then, as he has in other ways, has been beating the odds. Now, Travis is appearing as part of his ‘More Life Tour” at Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair on Sept. 25 after traveling
Couple builds company on Central American roots (opens the original)
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About 45 years ago, Nelson Hernández, as a boy in El Salvador, helped his grandmother make Central American cheese the old-fashioned way. It’s a craft he still associates with his childhood, although lately he runs a company based in Bay Shore, providing Central American cheeses to thousands of customers. “I was a young kid. I was handling cows, milking, making cheese with my grandma until the day they sent me to the United States,” he said of the trip he made many decades ago, before becoming a
Exit Realty Island Elite built on solid foundation (opens the original)
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Exit Realty Island Elite, based in Port Jefferson Station with a second office in Mattituck, was named the top small workplace in the 2026 Long Island Top Workplace survey, boosted by a close-knit culture, incentives, team building, mentoring, charity and employee events. Jason Furnari, broker and owner, said culture is key in creating a positive atmosphere where employees cooperate rather than compete. The company, in seven years, has grown to about 55 real estate professionals handling propert
Long Island leaders call for changes to ‘mansion tax’ (opens the original)
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As the median sales price of Nassau houses approaches $1 million, a coalition of local groups are pushing to modify a so-called New York State “mansion tax” on residential properties selling for $1 million as outdated and in need of updating. The leaders of the Long Island Builders Institute, Long Island Association, HIA-LI, Association for a Better Long Island and Long Island Contractors Association together sent a joint letter to the Long Island state delegation. They said the decades-old tax
A Long Island life: LIA Acting President and CEO Stacey Sikes (opens the original)
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Stacey Sikes, who took over as the Long Island Association’s acting president and CEO in March, has been doing a lot lately. After working as the group’s vice president for government affairs and communications, until CEO Matthew Cohen stepped down, she stepped up to take the helm — at least on an interim basis — as the group figures out its long-term plans. Whether or not Sikes is named the LIA’s next leader (she’s one of the candidates), she has been a key player. Sikes now works with the boar
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