Newsday (Melville, NY) articles from July 25 2006

Newsday (Melville, NY) archives from July 25 2006

Firms with Israel ties on alert.
July 25, 2006

Cents and sensibilities.
July 25, 2006

Passionate in paint, and pain.
July 25, 2006

BBQ stuff that's hot: Firing up for the latest outdoor cooking equipment.
July 25, 2006

Is it penny-wise or pound foolish?: New legislation says it doesn't make sense to make cents, but not everyone is ready for such change.
July 25, 2006

Giving tax man the business: Port Washington commercial property owners plan to sue state, protest what they call steep school taxes.
July 25, 2006

Outage spurs LIPA review.
July 25, 2006

A wish upon Energy Star: Brookhaven mulls mandating efficiency requirements for new homes, and other towns may follow suit.
July 25, 2006

Hot lights on lifer at Con Ed: CEO who's taking heat for power outage has built his career with utility, but some say he needs to go.
July 25, 2006

Life at the top is suddenly a precarious place for Con Ed lifer.
July 25, 2006

Q&A: The lowdown on high gas prices.
July 25, 2006

Complaint to DA targets power plant deals.
July 25, 2006

Seniors cautioned about financial scams.
July 25, 2006

No bail for suspect in smoke shop murder: Judge opts to hold Peace Pipe proprietor in jail, saying he's a danger to community and a flight risk.
July 25, 2006

If a woman reaches the top, it's only then that she'll stop.
July 25, 2006

Newsday, Melville, N.Y., Drops column.
July 25, 2006

EDITORIAL: Vote early for voting machines: Input sought at Thursday meeting.(Editorial)
July 25, 2006

Corrections.
July 25, 2006

Together in sorrow: Emotional letter from husband of driver accused in DWI death of Garden City priest reaches out to mourning parish in kinship.
July 25, 2006

Driver facing felony charges.
July 25, 2006

Putting a clock on meters.
July 25, 2006

Questions and tears: Mom asks why Hummer-driving man with sleep apnea who allegedly struck her daughters was on road.
July 25, 2006

Health of bays gets iffy grade.
July 25, 2006

Netting a more plentiful yield: State says harvest of scallops on LI last year was largest since '97, with activity seen in more bay areas.
July 25, 2006

Pool's unruly teens on cops' radar.
July 25, 2006

Learning the language of their faith: At LI mosque, Muslims study Arabic to gain deeper insight into Quran.
July 25, 2006

Suffolk's 2nd tax study: New panel will look at how school districts could trim expenses and stem property tax hikes for homeowners.
July 25, 2006

Health Corp. to restructure.
July 25, 2006

Cones back to ease traffic jam.
July 25, 2006

Conference writes a new page.
July 25, 2006

City sues wholesalers on cigarette tax.
July 25, 2006

U.S. to beef up presence in Baghdad: Troops will be shifted from other parts of Iraq in effort to stem escalating sectarian violence in the capital after a string of deadly bombings.
July 25, 2006

EDITORIAL: A worthy veto: Pataki's right to check pension costs.(Editorial)
July 25, 2006

EDITORIAL: Mideast mission: Rice must work toward agreement for a stabilization force in Lebanon.(Editorial)
July 25, 2006

Nassau wraps up parcels: Legislature OKs purchase of 108 acres of open land at 6 sites around county with $32.75 million bond.
July 25, 2006

Training ground: Generation Jets Fest offers students a chance to get a foot in the sports business.
July 25, 2006

The fight against cervical cancer: From Pap smears to vaccines, the battle continues.
July 25, 2006

Inmate drug rehab key to less crime.
July 25, 2006

Alan G. Hahn, 60, devoted fan of Rangers.
July 25, 2006

Brutal knockout for Trachsel: Rocked for 3 homers, 8 runs in 4 2/3, ending 11-start unbeaten run.
July 25, 2006

Pedro makes it 6 arms, 5 spots.
July 25, 2006

He's focused on and off the field, and that's why this . . . Pitcher's worth 1,000 words.
July 25, 2006

Effort goes for naught.
July 25, 2006

Man opens fire on medics.
July 25, 2006