A Glen Cove firm and its president were sentenced Thursday in a prevailing wage theft scheme, officials said.

The New York Department of State is offering $18 million in funding to assist local planning and development projects.

A Glen Cove firm and its president were sentenced Thursday in a prevailing wage theft scheme, officials said.

This week, Molloy University awarded 1,145 graduates – including those earning bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees – at ...

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B2K, which originally developed the Lynbrook facility as Engel Burman Group, also agreed to set aside 20 percent of the 122 ...