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2007
In the first part of this two-part series (click here to read Part 1), the discussion revolved around the implications that school taxes are having on Long Islanders' ability to remain on Long Island. This is a problem that effects current homeowners, and also makes it challenging for first-time...
11/30/2007
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Earlier in the week, I put out a post entitled Bits & Pieces (An Inspired By Song! Series), announcing this 4-part series. Each installment was inspired by Billy Joel's, "Say Goodbye To Hollywood," and will be titled as such. This is part 1 of the series.....So Many Faces In And Out Of My Life....
11/29/2007
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For those of you that are not aware, I recently started a group on Active Rain called Inspired By Song! This group was co-founded with Paul Slaybaugh and Jason Crouch. The focus of the group is to write posts based on songs or music that inspires you. There are some songs that don't have a title...
11/25/2007
Affordability and Long Island are two words that are rarely used in the same sentence anymore. Taxes have been increasing by a large percentage each year, and home prices are still very high compared to other parts of the country. At the current pace, we could be facing a crisis in our local wo...
11/24/2007
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Long Island is a place that features some of the highest home prices and highest property taxes in the country. You might think that the people that live here are well-off, or at the very least, able to make ends meet. However, this is not the case. There is far more poverty here than most p...
11/24/2007
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Are you someone that is Inspired By Song? Do you find yourself with music on in the background whenever possible? Do you get frustrated with commercial interruptions while listening to the radio? If you answered "yes" to these questions, then please continue reading. For those of you that didn...
11/23/2007
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I've had the idea to write this post for days, but I've been putting it off. Many of you may be laughing right now, but unfortunately, this ironic statement is true. This post, along with all of my other posts that have been written in the past week or so, are being composed on a "loaner" compu...
11/21/2007
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If you have moved recently, or have changed your mailing address, you may have money waiting for you from the IRS. In New York State alone, there were over 7000 tax returns that were unclaimed as a result of the checks being returned to the IRS as "undeliverable." With almost $10 million in uncl...
11/21/2007
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As a youth growing up on Long Island, the only organized sport that I played was little league baseball. There was one season of junior high school football sprinkled in, but for the most part, baseball was the sport that I looked forward to most. As a grown-up, football grew to be my favorite ...
11/17/2007
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Long Island towns have many similarities, but each one has its own unique quality as well. In the case of Levittown, the distinguishing feature is that it is known throughout the world as one of the first suburban towns. The Levitt Home is the model that was used for many post World War II subu...
11/16/2007
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