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An informative and sometimes irreverent podcast for those interested in eminent domain, right of way land acquisition, or infrastructure development. Topics for discussion frequently include condemnation of real property for public use, just compensation, the Uniform Relocation Act, as well as your hosts‘ hot takes on popular culture.
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The Long Island Daily, formerly Long Island Morning Edition, with host Michael Mackey provides regional news stories and special features that speak to the body politic, the pulse of our planet, and the marketplace of life.
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Bedford & Sullivan Brooklyn

Bedford And Sullivan Brooklyn

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Podcast hosted by Sam Maxwell supporting a conceptual dramatic TV series/graphic novel/radio drama about Brooklyn, its ballclub & how both were affected by the rapid transition into Modern America, keeping the audience active listeners in research process.
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Philly Trial Lawyer Stories is a weekly podcast hosted by famed trial attorney Glenn Zeitz, offering listeners an insider’s view into the world of high-profile criminal and civil legal cases. With decades of experience defending clients in notorious criminal cases and clients that sued Trump, corporate giants, the Federal Government, and others in David versus Goliath battles, Zeitz shares his mission to achieve justice for his clients using the law as both a sword and shield. The series wil ...
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Free To Choose Media Podcast

Free To Choose Media

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The Free To Choose Media Podcast takes some of the greatest thinkers of the 20th Century and brings them right to your streaming device. Hear the ideas of Milton Friedman, along with several other Nobel Laureates, as they conduct speeches and hold conversations about the very freedoms we are still fighting for today. Come back each week to see why these truly are not just ideas for our time, but ideas for all time.
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REAL Siblings, It Ain't Easy

Eric V. Seemann and Donna Reed

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Donna Reed and Eric Seemann are both professional real estate agents. Donna lives and works in Tucson Arizona with Keller Williams Southern Arizona while Eric lives and works in San Antonio Texas with Keller Williams Heritage. They are also siblings, and they grew up in a small Northwest Ohio village of Lindsey. Their idyllic small-town childhood laid the foundation for what would become the structure of their lives and careers in real estate. We hope you will join us as we reminisce, reflec ...
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Patriots With Grit is co-hosted by Daryn Ross and Randy Mansell--Two conservative, God fearing, freedom loving, family-oriented fellas from the midwest. Daryn is a business owner, entrepreneur, author, and formerly America’s marketer of the year. Both guys speak their mind and never bow to the liberal left. Face it, small business, capitalism and entrepreneurship are the backbone of America. Many Americans are too obsessed with their Starbucks and smartphones to look up and pay attention--be ...
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Hosted by litigation attorney Maxwell Goss, the Litigation War Room offers insight and inspiration for courtroom lawyers. Featuring interviews from leading litigators in every area of law, the podcast provides strategies, resources, and war stories.
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Oral History in Black and White

Reparations4Slavery.com

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A podcast on American experiences of institutional racism and the need for repair. Featuring oral histories and interviews. Brought to you by Reparations4slavery.com and the African American Redress Network, a collaboration between Howard and Columbia Universities.
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Under the Golden Dome

Iowa Public Radio

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Policymaking can be complicated. Host John Pemble breaks it all down and makes it easier to understand. Under the Golden Dome provides context around the Iowa legislative session and the laws that come out of it. Learn about the elected officials, influencers, issues and bills working their way through the Iowa Statehouse.
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This series was created to encourage open and honest dialogue about the health and state of the commercial real estate industry through the lens of commercial appraisers. Valuations professionals are at the heart of every CRE transaction and have a wealth of institutional knowledge about the market and are critical to deals getting done. On Opinions of Value, we will explore everything from the trends shaping the commercial real estate market at large to the challenges impacting the way valu ...
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The Bible You Thought You Knew

Dr. Frank Anthony Spina

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My name is Frank Spina and during my 46 years as a professor of Old Testament and Biblical Theology, I noticed that most people only know interpretations of the Bible, rather than the scripture itself. In this podcast, I will be your teacher and guide through the Bible that not many people are familiar with. As we unpack quintessential Biblical stories, you will gain an unparalleled understanding of the scripture and discover a new way to think about the bible you thought you knew. Be sure t ...
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Solomon Success » Podcast

Jason Hartman

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The Solomon Success podcast is dedicated to the timeless wisdom of King Solomon and the Book of Proverbs in order to maximize one’s business and life. To our advantage, we can find King Solomon’s financial strategies in addition to many life philosophies documented in biblical scriptures. Focusing on these enduring fundamentals of success allows us to bypass the “get-rich-quick” schemes that cause many to stumble on their journey toward success. Our concern is not only spiritual in nature, b ...
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For most students in Nassau and Suffolk, today marks the end of summer. As reported in Newsday, public school students in 75 Long Island districts — more than half of the 124 overall — will resume classes the day after Labor Day 2025. Another 33 will open their doors tomorrow, and 12 start on Thursday. Three districts, meanwhile, got an early jump …
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Today’s podcast is titled “Eminent Domain.” Recorded in 2003, Dennis McCuistion, former Clinical Professor of Corporate Governance and Executive Director of the Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance at the University of Texas at Dallas speaks with professors Richard Epstein (University of Chicago), Gideon Kanner (Loyola Law School), Juli…
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Meet Andy Henry, a multigenerational farmland owner in New Jersey. His family has owned the farm since the 1850’s and local government overlords have decided they know what’s best for Andy and his land and are using threatening intimidation tactics for him to sell. Unfortunately, thousands of people nationwide are dealing with nonsense like this bu…
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We face an existential choice. Will America, with its Christian foundations, build an AI that counters godless superpowers like China? Or will we surrender our future to billionaires chasing dopamine highs and dollar signs? The time to decide is now. https;//ReadMountDoom.com Also, you can take advantage of one of the best holistic health conferenc…
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The Southampton Town attorney met privately with lawyers for the Shinnecock Indian Nation last weekend to discuss "potential areas of settlement" of the escalating legal dispute over the tribe’s plans for a travel plaza-gasoline station in Hampton Bays. Mark Harrington reports in NEWSDAY that the meeting was preliminary and informal, and there is n…
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A headline in THE SOUTHAMPTON PRESS today exclaims, “Pot Shop Says It Will Open Next to School Without Permits From Southampton Town.” Michael Wright reports on 27east.com that the cannabis dispensary licensees who were told by Southampton Town last month that their planned location is not a legal location for a dispensary, because it neighbors the…
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The Connetquot school board voted 3 to 2 last night to approve a proposed settlement with the state which would allow the district to use the nickname T-Birds and related imagery, instead of the current Thunderbirds. Nicholas Grasso and Darwin Yanes report in NEWSDAY that the board members, like residents, were divided at yesterday’s meeting. The N…
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Meet Dr. Bryan Ardis. He’s a bold, unapologetic health practitioner who speaks truth and this episode he breaks open the topic of vaccine ingredients. Discover what’s in adult and childhood vaccines and it will leave you wondering. Most of us have never questioned the white coat medical advisors but after this show you’ll surely question if your do…
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The incentives to join one of America's most controversial workforces are meant to be enticing: up to a $50,000 signing bonus, student loan forgiveness and lucrative overtime hours. Nicole Fuller reports in NEWSDAY that U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement, better known as ICE, has ramped up its recruitment efforts to hire scores of new agents b…
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Penn Station’s future will include a single "open, airy, bright" level but won’t have added tracks in the foreseeable future, Trump administration officials said yesterday, adding that they're open to possibly relocating Madison Square Garden. Alfonso A. Castillo reports in NEWSDAY that the new details for a reimagined Penn Station emerged as U.S. …
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Today’s podcast is titled “Culture in America: The Three Biggest Challenges Facing Western Civilization, Part One.” Recorded in 2007, Dennis McCuistion, former Clinical Professor of Corporate Governance and Executive Director of the Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance at the University of Texas at Dallas and former CIA official, author…
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One of the longest running summer east end events that has steadily grown for 79 years is the Shinnecock Indian Powwow. And it returns this Friday through Monday in Southampton. David J. Criblez reports in NEWSDAY that the Native American Shinnecock tribe has lived on an 800-acre reservation maintaining its traditions and culture for centuries. Ann…
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The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation has been there for the Southampton Town community for more than 15 years, providing homes and care for thousands of dogs, cats, rabbits and other animals in need. Now, it is hoping the community can return that favor. Cailin Riley reports on 27east.com that in less than a month, the foundation will undergo …
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Meet Dr. Kirk Moore, America’s hero physician. Knowing the dangers of the **VID vaccine, he gave saline and vax cards to patients who requested them. His office was raided by the feds, he was indicted and federally charged and faced 35 years in federal prison. A few weeks ago, AG Pam Bondi dismissed his entire case and now he’s a free man. Visit Dr…
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The first Long Island Rail Road union strike in more than three decades could happen as soon as Sept. 18, absent intervention by the White House. It's a possibility that has caught many people off guard, including MTA officials left scrambling to figure out how to avoid disrupting the nation's busiest commuter rail system. Alfonso A. Castillo repor…
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Hurricane Erin turned away from the East Coast this morning but was expected to continue to bring dangerous surf conditions and minor coastal flooding through part of the weekend on Long Island. As reported in NEWSDAY, Erin, now a Category 1 system, is around 400 miles southwest of Halifax, Nova Scotia, at the moment, heading northeast at about 22 …
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Gov. Kathy Hochul said yesterday that inflation rebate checks still will be mailed to about 8 million New Yorkers despite the federal budget dealing New York a financial hit. The state had a cash surplus last year and there is no reason not to return the money to state residents, Hochul said. The state had a surplus of $3 billion during the 2024-25…
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Southampton Town lifeguards will post the double red flags of hurricane conditions and close its beaches to swimming today as swells from Hurricane Erin are expected to rise up to 15 feet and create hazardous surf conditions over the next two days. As reported on 27east.com, East Hampton Town’s emergency managers say they are also making preparatio…
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The backbone of America is capitalism, small business, and entrepreneurship. Meet Paul Johnson, founder and CEO of Republican Red Wine Company in California. His startup wine company was growing and thriving prior to the election. His online paid media campaigns were working like a charm. But, big tech noticed his name contained the word “republica…
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The Long Island cannabis industry could undergo a major shift if President Donald Trump follows through on his recent statements that he is considering federally reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug. The move could allow for more accessible banking services, expanded tax write-offs, and fewer financial hurdles for those in the industry a…
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced during a visit to Montauk this past Friday that the State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation has awarded a $2.2 million contract to combat southern pine beetle devastation at Hither Hills and Napeague state parks. Jack Motz reports on 27east.com that the state’s three-year contract will st…
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Texas Real Estate Commission - Information About Brokerage Services Blast from the Past, is a special follow up the hosts conversation, in Episode 67 Season 4 about being a Young Boomer or an Old Gen X. The siblings talked about their dad Bob Seemann and Eric specifically talked about how his dad was just an old soul. While Bob was a teen and young…
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Meet Dr. Heidi Klessig, retired anesthesiologist and author of The Brain Death Fallacy. In this episode she covers such topics as: Are hospitals pulling the plug on patients too early? Why are doctors and organ donation organizations eager to so quickly pronounce someone as brain dead? What happens to patients who are on their way for organ donatio…
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A stretch of dry summer weather is reviving concerns about high water consumption on Long Island and the consequences in the near and long term, with the Suffolk County Water Authority "imploring" users to stop watering lawns altogether. Staff has gone door-to-door in areas where water supplies are especially "stressed" — Bay Shore, Kings Park, Sel…
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New York State’s plan to prioritize giving cannabis licenses to operators with low-level marijuana convictions in their past is illegal, a federal appeals court has ruled. The U.S. Second Circuit Court, located in Manhattan, ruled the state’s "scheme" for giving first dibs to certain business owners is a "protectionist" measure that violates the fe…
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Suffolk County's interagency East End Drug Task Force is investigating last week's death of swimsuit designer Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra on a boat docked at the Montauk Yacht Club, a source familiar with the inquiry confirmed to Newsday. The investigation, which draws the first public link between drugs and Nolan-O’Slatarra's death, is moving forward …
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Students in grades 3-8 in New York performed markedly better in 2025 in English on state assessment tests than in the previous two years — with more than half being scored as proficient, according to a preliminary report the State Education Department released yesterday. Math proficiency rates for this group also went up, by 3 percentage points to …
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Protesters outside Islip Town Hall yesterday demanded that town leaders terminate a contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that allows agents to use a local shooting range. Bahar Ostadan reports in NEWSDAY that the contract has come under scrutiny amid growing opposition to ICE enforcement efforts on Long Island since the start of P…
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We invite you to join us for a live broadcast from East Hampton Library’s 21st annual Authors Night tomorrow from 5pm to 7pm right here on WLIW FM. Brian Cosgrove, Gianna Volpe and Michael Mackey will interview nearly a dozen different authors appearing at this year’s fundraiser…which is one of the most popular and celebrity-studded events of the H…
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The Town of Southampton has filed suit against the U.S. Department of the Interior and a Bureau of Indian Affairs official, challenging the process that led them to classify the Shinnecock Indian Nation’s Westwoods property in Hampton Bays as specially restricted, aboriginal land. The suit is the latest salvo in an escalating legal war between the …
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Having reached an impasse in negotiations for a new contract, the head of a Long Island Rail Road union representing more than 1,300 workers is calling for members to vote on a strike. MTA officials and railway law experts said the move was premature and it could be years before workers legally walked off the job. In a letter obtained by Newsday, A…
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Gov. Kathy Hochul vowed yesterday to push for New York to redraw its congressional map if Republican-led states like Texas do so at President Donald Trump’s urging, promising to "fight fire with fire." Yancey Roy reports in NEWSDAY that normally, the redrawing of congressional district boundaries, a process known as "redistricting," occurs once a d…
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We know that appliances, cell phones, computers and smart TV's are emitting electromagnetic fields causing us possible long-term harmful health risks. However we had no idea that manufactures don't want us to know the recommended exposure limit is being greatly exceeded. Cory Hillis, founder of EMF Solutions pulls back the curtain and explains the …
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As Texas’s Republican-led state legislature races to approve a new congressional map that carves out more GOP-friendly congressional districts ahead of next year’s midterm elections, New York and other Democrat-led states are taking steps to counter President Donald Trump’s push to shore up his party's future congressional majorities. Laura Figuero…
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The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office plans to more than double the number of license plate reader cameras it deploys across the East End, pending legislative approval, to aid in solving crimes from hit-and-runs to stolen vehicles, according to the department. Joe Werkmeister reports in NEWSDAY that the new equipment boosts a program the sheriff’s of…
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Today’s podcast is titled “An Intimate Conversation with Jim Lehrer, Part Two.” Recorded in 2007, Dennis McCuistion, former Clinical Professor of Corporate Governance and Executive Director of the Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance at the University of Texas at Dallas, continues his interview with Jim Lehrer, anchor and executive edit…
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Jennifer Polovetsky of Duane Morris LLP’s New York office joins the show to discuss a grab bag of eminent domain issues. The first segment focuses on the special benefits rule (and how it is distinct from the Miller, or Project Influence, Rule). Following that, Jennifer discusses trade fixture issues under New York law, and the differences between …
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Jay Valentine, a career tech professional explains fractal computing and how big data is trampling on our electrical grid and water supply. Ongoing construction of these mammoth structures seems to never end and are invading our landscapes. Billions are spent on these buildings and they will be obsolete before they are finished. A new computing tec…
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If Texas lawmakers follow through on President Trump’s call to redraw state congressional maps to help the Republican Party, New York leaders say they want to be ready to respond in kind. Benjamin Oreskes reports in THE NY TIMES that Democrats in the NYS Assembly and Senate will introduce a bill today that would allow New York to redraw its own con…
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Long Island churches and nonprofits are holding "emergency planning" workshops explaining how immigrants living here illegally — and who fear arrest or deportation — can sign papers for "standby guardianship" of their children. Bart Jones reports in NEWSDAY that some immigrants are refraining from activities like food shopping in part because of th…
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The Town of Southold is placing new restrictions on watering lawns to encourage conservation as the North Fork grapples with a water supply crisis. Tara Smith reports in NEWSDAY that the law, approved in a 4-1 vote this week, requires new automatic sprinkler systems to be outfitted with smart controllers and rain sensors that prevent watering for t…
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New York State's newly released draft energy plan, citing uncertainty around new green-energy projects, calls for a more "strategic" process for retiring an aging fleet of natural gas and other combustion-based power plants. Mark Harrington reports in NEWSDAY that the language contained in a draft document released Tuesday raises additional questio…
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A Newsday headline this morning reads: Long Island-Area Public Broadcasting Feeling Pinch From Trump Budget Cuts. Tiffany Cusaac-Smith reports in Newsday that public radio and television stations with a vast Long Island audience say they are facing significant funding gaps and assessing ways to move forward after the Republican-led Congress' approv…
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John nearly fell victim to the medical industrial complex menu-based treatment. A team of doctors concluded from one CATscan John had colon cancer and his only option was a $250,000 surgery to remove a large section of his colon. See how he avoided a major medical mistake and healed himself. RNCStore.com/GRIT ---------------------------------------…
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U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand was on the east end yesterday to harshly criticize the proposed $8 million in funding cuts in President Donald Trump’s 2026 budget for the National Estuary Program, which supports clean water initiatives, including those on Long Island. Deborah S. Morris reports in NEWSDAY that Senator Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) announced she …
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Taxes should go down for the average Long Islander under the new federal megabill, tax analysts told Newsday, with the biggest benefits going to people with high incomes and large mortgages. The sweeping “big beautiful bill” President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4 extends and builds on a number of changes put in place during his first term…
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Dr. Juliette Engel, MD was born into a family of OSS/CIA/NSA operatives and sold into the MK Ultra Program Monarch by her father at the age of 6. She survived a childhood of mind control, satanic ritual abuse and faced a future as a prostitute for the CIA. Fortunately, she escaped at the age of seventeen. This is a must-see episode! MK Ultra Mind C…
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Not enough daylight. Not enough space. Not enough track capacity. Not enough entrances or exits. Alfonso A. Castillo reports in NEWSDAY that even after hundreds of millions of dollars on upgrades in recent years, Penn Station in Manhattan still has more than its share of shortcomings. And, there are several competing proposals to address them. Pres…
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Employees at elder care facilities on Long Island and across the state who have Temporary Protected Status are receiving deportation letters from the Trump administration, putting already understaffed nursing homes and assisted living communities at risk of being unable to care for their most vulnerable residents, according to advocates and trade g…
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Today’s podcast is titled “An Intimate Conversation with Jim Lehrer, Part One.” Recorded in 2002, Dennis McCuistion, former Clinical Professor of Corporate Governance and Executive Director of the Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance at the University of Texas at Dallas interviews Jim Lehrer, anchor and executive editor of PBS’s The New…
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