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Date: 06 February 2005
By Stewart Ain
Stewart Ain
Long Island Power Authority says it is ready to accept proposals to build and operate refrigerator-size fuel cell at West Babylon substation which could power about 10,000 homes (S)
Date: 06 February 2005
By ROBERTA HERSHENSON
Roberta HERSHENSON
Profile of Artemis Chamber Ensemble, 22-member group which plays eclectic mix of music and which is performing two concert series at churches in Westchester County and Manhattan; photo (M)
Date: 06 February 2005
By ALEX MINDLIN
Alex MINDLIN
Puffy's Tavern, dingy old hangout on Hudson Street in lower Manhattan, shocks regulars by closing for makeover that will include foreign beers and wine list; photos; new owner Tim Traynor explains (S)
Date: 06 February 2005
By PETER C. BELLER
Peter BELLER
Profile of Permanent Press, publishing house in Noyac, Long Island, and its founders, Martin and Judith Shepard; their mission is to find literary fiction gems worth republishing; photo (M)
Date: 06 February 2005
By FELICITY BARRINGER
Felicity BARRINGER
Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus paper, The Death of Environmentalism, first released last fall, sets off debate after Pres Bush's election win; authors argue for 'abolishing the category' of environmentalism in favor of embracing wider spectrum of liberal issues; say movement is out of touch with electorate and no longer has kind of political support it enjoyed in late 1970's; observations anger some of movement's leaders, but win applause of younger and less visible members; photo (M)
Date: 06 February 2005
By JOE WOJTAS
Joe WOJTAS
Article on architect Philip Johnson's last project, 11,000-square foot firehouse in Stonington, Conn, photo (M)
Date: 06 February 2005
By ROBERTA HERSHENSON
Roberta HERSHENSON
Footlights column; New York Virtuoso singers, led by Harold Rosenbaum, releases CD of choral works by composer Thea Musgrave (M)
Date: 06 February 2005
By PAULINE O'CONNOR
Pauline O'CONNOR
Pauline O'Connor A Night Out With column describes bar-hopping in New York City with Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince of rock group The Kills; photo (M)