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  We’re currently in hurricane season, which gives me reason to recall my experiences with hurricanes and why I hate them. First of all, it gives the media a whole week...

By Robert Remin “Who Ya Gonna Call?” In the fall of 2018, I wrote an article for 5TJT called “Medicare Myths: Who Not to Listen to for Medicare Plans.” Last month...

  By Daphne Stern, Esq. In my last article, I discussed the reasons that virtually everyone needs to have a will and estate plan (“Why Do I Need A Will?” September...

By Debbie Ginsberg Founder, OrganizeU4Life.com Often a neuro-atypical individual deals with racing thoughts, inattentiveness, or day-dreaming, making it a challenge to follow lessons in school or know how to stay on...

How did Unified achieve a 99.6% satisfaction rating? Hard work. Most business owners find it challenging to make every customer happy, especially if they service many customers. At Unified,...

  By Malkie Hirsch Yesterday was a particularly busy Shabbos day. Once upon a time, with Moshe at the helm, this was commonplace. It would be a nonstop parade in the Hirsch...

By Anessa Cohen In the 1960s and 70s, old was out and new was in. Magnificent structures that cannot be replicated today—such as Penn Station, for one—were demolished and the...

PSEG Long Island reminds customers that financial assistance and energy assessment tools are available throughout the year. The company offers several programs to assess energy usage and provide financial...

As Purim approaches, writing a serious article seemed out of place for this column, so here are a couple of mini-spiels (sources unknown) I have saved over the years. Editorial...

PSEG Long Island and the Girl Scouts of Nassau County (GSNC) have partnered to offer the Energy Patch to encourage girls to learn about electricity and the importance of...