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UpdatedFri, Feb 12, 2021 at 7:07 pm ET
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Firefighters examine Michael’s Barber Shop after a car struck its facade and damaged it on Wednesday. (John Scalesi)
NORTH MERRICK, NY Michael Ilvayev was cutting away with his shears inside his boarded-up North Merrick barber shop with an electric heater to keep him and clients warm on Friday.
It s like he never skipped a beat when a car crashed into his storefront two days earlier. He s been busy with pretty steady business and many people from the community keep on walking in the shop to see if everything is okay. Everything is good, said Ilvayev, a Queens resident who has owned Michael s Barber Shop for about 2o years, during a short break from giving a hair cut. Nobody was hurt; that is the main thing.
UpdatedWed, Feb 3, 2021 at 2:19 pm ET
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The state is launching a study into the feasibility of a public takeover of New York American Water on Long Island. (Shutterstock)
LONG ISLAND, NY New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced that the state will launch a study into a public takeover of New York American Water, Long Island s largest privately owned water company.
The study will be led by Rory Lancman, the special council for ratepayer protection at the state Department of Public Service. New York American Water has faced mounting criticism from customers and politicians over drastically increased fees over the last few years.
Living Year-Round in a Summer Bungalow
Some former summer communities have been turned into co-ops that offer an affordable alternative to bigger homes in the area.
By Anne Mancuso
Jan. 26, 2021
Chrissy Dorio, 58, a divorced housing specialist for the elderly, searched all over Westchester for more than a year to find an affordable home where she and her college-age son could live.
In the fall of 2019, she moved into a $215,000, one-bedroom, one-bath 572-square-foot fixer-upper in Campwoods Grounds, a cooperative community of single-family homes in Ossining, about 32 miles from New York City. She soon discovered that she bought into more than just a house.
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