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Successful Restaurant For Sale - Sacrifice

We offer to your attention the sale of a successful Middletown, NY restaurant, only 50 miles from New York City.
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[Jobs - Local] Director Of Development Vacancy

Position Details:   Position Type: Full-Time (Paid)Position Title: Director of DevelopmentFunction: Fundraising/DevelopmentPosted On: 11/18/2011Job Summary:Mosholu Montefiore Community Center seeks an ambitious, experienced development professional interested in ...
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[Jobs - Local] Psychologist Job Opening

Continuous expansion of this Queens based not-for-profit serving people with developmental disabilities and other impairments seeks a full time Psychologist (ABSS) to devote 24 of 40 hours to Bronx....
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[Real Estate For Sale] For Sale: 9+BR/3BA Multi-Family, 3 Units

Great income producing property in the Belmont section of Bronx, NY! 3-family brick building producing $62,000 or more in annual rent. Motivated seller!...
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[Jobs - Local] Bird Bus Sales / Factory Direct Sales

A growing school bus and commercial bus dealer located in Elmsford, NY has an opportunity for a Class A and B Technician....
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[Rooms For Rent] Cheap Rooms & Apartments For Rent

We have the best rental prices of rooms and apartments in town!...
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[Jobs - Local] Part Time Retail Sales Merchandiser

Help our company bring sweet moments of Hershey happiness to the world everyday by selling our iconic brands such as Hershey’s Kisses, Reese’s, Jolly Ranchers and Ice Breakers....
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[Real Estate For Sale] Rat Island Sold For Scanty $160K

Accessible only by boat and unused for decades, the 2.5-acre rocky outcrop off the Bronx was valued at $265,000, but sold for $160,000 to an unidentified man who can see it from his back garden on nearby City Island....
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[Real Estate For Sale] Large, Sunny Apartment For Sale - Only 10% Down For A Bronx Gem

This is your opportunity to buy a large and sunny 1-bedroom apartment in an elevator building in a lovely area for less than you thought possible in New York City. ...
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[Business For Sale] Successful Local Business For Sale

A leading storefront wholesaler and fabricator of extruded aluminum, glass and plexi-glass in the Tri-State Area is up for sale....
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Ceaseless Change Dominates Our Dynamic Planet

Nothing about Earth history is static or unchanging. That’s particularly true of climate, and thereon hangs more than one interesting tale including recent news of a scientific advance in understanding how past climate has changed.

More Money, More Instability

Another Wall of Money on Its Way

Hot Diggity Dam

As the long season of darkness sweeps over the country, it’s a natural time to think about lighting – and how dependent we are on electricity during this dim time of year. You can heat your home with several different energy sources, including natural gas, heating oil or wood. But unless you’re living off-the-grid, the lights throughout your abode burn brightly because of electricity from the grid.

Throwing Good Money After Bad

“The surest way to destroy a nation is to debauch its currency.”; “The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them.”
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Stepping Up To A Bright Idea

At first I wasn’t sure I was reading the CNN report correctly. The story hinged on special pavement that uses the impact of human feet to generate electricity.

The Euro Solution - Buy Now, Cry Later

In the last issue of The Dismal Optimist I wrote “One thing seems likely. The Europeans will come up with some kind of solution for Greece. No matter how stupid it is the stock markets will probably rally. Buy now, cry later.” It looks like that statement was correct. The stock markets anyway seem to be happy. For now.

The Great Recession Marches On

"When the weasel says ‘Happy New Year’ to the chicken, this is not good news.”

Doing More With Less On The Road

Between the debt-ceiling kerfuffle and Hurricane Irene, you may have missed two bits of summertime news that will be important for what we drive in the coming years.
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Stepping Back From Dam Power

Just over a century ago, when William Howard Taft was president and I was a young woman, an entrepreneur named Thomas Aldwell started building a dam in the Northwest woods of the Olympic peninsula in Washington.
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Breeding Better Wheat

I spent this past summer trudging through six-mile treks each weekend with two good friends. We walked along the edge of wheat fields outside of town. (My friends and I qualify as middle-aged ladies, so the walks counted as significant exercise. Sad but true.) One of the interesting things about the walks was simply observing the growth and ripening of the wheat fields by which we passed.
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