Listen to this article A former congressional candidate has been charged in federal court in Manhattan with violating campaign finance laws, officials said. Michelle Bond, who lost a primary election to Rep. Nick LaLota, (R-Amityville) in 2022 has been charged with conspiring to “cause and causing unlawful campaign contributions in connection with her unsuccessful run…

Listen to this article LAUREN LINAKIS: ‘Thirty percent of New York State contracting dollars need to go to a minority or woman-owned business that is certified. And they have met that goal for the past few years.’ Being certified as a minority- or woman-owned business enterprise (MWBE) confers some advantages. In fact, New York State…

Listen to this article A Long Island recycling company will pay a $550,000 civil penalty for an alleged violation of the Clean Air Act at its metal-shredding facility in Medford, federal officials said this week. The U.S. Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency announced the settlement with Gershow Recycling Corporation. The company will…

Listen to this article A law firm with offices in Garden City and Manhattan has launched a newly redesigned website. Moritt Hock & Hamroff, which also has offices in Florida, redesigned its website with advanced technology and improved navigation for both clients and prospects. It was also designed to be more responsive and easier to…

Listen to this article Farmingdale State College is now partnering with Northwell Health as the health system expands its Northwell Community Scholars Program to the college. The program begins this fall with five incoming students from underserved communities with scholarship funds for tuition, books, transportation, lab fees and meal plans. The program will be Northwell’s…