Every new business owner should understand the requirements for :
- Hiring personnel
- Needed insurance
- Applicable Licenses
- Protecting your investment

Allan Katz, of Comprehensive Wealth Management Group LLC, will explain, provide examples, and take questions.
Registration is required — please call or visit the library.

St. George Library Center
5 Central Avenue
Staten Island, New York, 10301

The Staten Island Economic Development Corporation has served as the premier economic development advocate for the SI business community since 1993.

The Deadline is August 17th

Please get your films in asap.

Visit:  www.thedirectorschairtv.com

For more information visit www.noizart.com.

What: “The Return of the Great Blue Heron II”, a musical revue.
When: Saturday, June 21. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
Where: Gallery 6, 30 Beach St., Stapleton, Staten Island /North Shore
Admission: $5.

This is an all-ages event. Kids are free.

http://junemixer.eventbrite.com

featuring Soprano Maria Ortega-Garza, Tenor Giuseppe Taormina, Winners of ROC’s Opera Idol auditions plus Maestro Alan Aurelia and a full orchestra!

Sunday May 18th 3pm, Trinity Lutheran Church 309 St Pauls Ave. Staten Island NY 10304

Suggested donation at door $20/$15 students & children FREE, Free Parking

718-390-4306 www.riversideoperacompany.org

17th Annual Rotary Club of Staten Island Ecology Day

2008 Theme: This One’s for you Charlie!

In Memory of our friend and fellow Rotarian Charlie Langere.

Saturday, May 10, 2008

11 a.m.- 3 p.m.

Staten Island Mall

Students and their teachers from schools across Staten Island will display their entries at the Staten Island Mall. It is a proud day for Rotary and for the students and teachers who show off their efforts.

Your donation helps the Rotary Club of Staten Island present monetary awards to schools with winning entries.

Yes, I would like to support the 17^th Annual Rotary Club of Staten Island Ecology with my donation of

$25 ______ $50 _______, $100 ______$250 ____ $ 500____ Other ________
Name: ______________________________________Title __________________________

Company _____________________________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________________________________
Telephone_________________________________ email ______________________________

Please make checks payable to: Staten Island Rotary Club Foundation and return to Lori Karelas.

The website is: www.nyc.gov/cau

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by Staten Island Advance

Thursday March 06, 2008, 8:48 AM

A conference in April will inform retailers on leasing opportunities at the Staten Island Ferry’s St. George Terminal.

On April 29, at the Hilton Garden Inn, retailers will have the opportunity to learn about leasing space at the St. George Ferry Terminal. This special seminar will take place 9:30 to 11 a.m. during the Staten Island Economic Development Corp.’s (SIEDC) annual SI Conference.

The session, “Retail Leasing at the St. George Ferry Terminal,” is presented by Assemblyman Lou Tobacco, the New York City Economic Development Corp. (NYCEDC) and Jeanne Giordano Ltd. Attendees will have the opportunity to review the lease offer and ask questions regarding the technical submission requirements.

“This is a terrific opportunity for Staten Island restaurants and businesses to expand their operations to a highly desirable location and provide consumers from across the region and around the world with the goods and services that Staten Island is well known for,” said Assemblyman Tobacco. “I am pleased that I could do my part with the SIEDC in supporting this important economic endeavor and am hopeful that the success of the St. George Ferry Terminal will help renew Staten Island’s waterfront economy.”

“EDC is happy to work with DOT to bring quality retail to the St. George Ferry Terminal,” said Venetia Lannon, NYCEDC senior vice president, “These new retail opportunities will provide Staten Islanders with quality options that fit their needs and encourage visitors reasons to get off the ferry and explore all that Staten Island has to offer.”

“We envision “A Taste of Staten Island” in the St. George Ferry Terminal so that visitors can sample the variety of good food and cultural amenities that lay beyond the piers; and residents can pick up something on the way to work or going home,” said Jeanne Giordano, NYCEDC’s consultant for ferry retailing. “We also hope to have a wonderful restaurant with outdoor seating and spectacular views. This type of amenity will bring people from both sides of the river.”

The seminar is free, however those interested in participating are asked to register by calling 718-477-1400.

SI Conference 2008 is presented by Northfield Bank. Sponsors include: Casandra Properties, NYCEDC, Citibank, Commerce Bank, Con Edison, JP Morgan Chase, KeySpan, National Grid, New York Power Authority, North Fork Bank, Pratt Industries, R. Ippolito Distributing, LLC, The Richmond County Bar Association, Richmond County Savings Bank (A division of New York Community Bank), Richmond University Medical Center, SI Bank & Trust (A division of Sovereign Bank), Staten Island University Hospital, Time Warner, Verizon, WaMu, Salmon Real Estate and Reliable Office Systems and Supplies.