TOP 30 Franks in Saint James, New York

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Welcome to the Law Office of Frank M. Maffei, Jr., Esq. Located at 969 Jericho Turnpike in Saint James, New York, Frank M. Maffei, Jr., Esq. is a distinguished legal professional dedicated to serving the community with integrity and expertise. With over 30 years of courtroom experience, Mr. Maffei has built a reputation as a formidable trial lawyer, known for securing significant verdicts and settlements for his clients.

Lynch Auto Parts is a locally owned and operated old-fashioned auto parts store located at 37-39 Saint James Street in Kingston, New York. With a combined 125 years of experience in the automotive parts business, our knowledgeable parts specialists are here to help wholesale customers, do-it-yourselfers, and weekend car buffs find the parts they need for all foreign and domestic cars, trucks, and small engines at a reasonable price. Founded by Frank Lynch as a "wagon peddler" selling parts to garages, Lynch Auto Parts has been serving the greater Kingston area for over 70 years. In the 1940s, the business moved to its current location at 39 St James Street. In 1988, Steven and Brian became the third and present owners after purchasing the business from Leroy and Alan.

Welcome to Pratt Manhattan Gallery, a vibrant cultural hub located at 144 West 14th Street in the heart of Manhattan, New York. As an integral part of Pratt Institute, our gallery is dedicated to supporting the educational mission of the institution by showcasing exhibitions that embody the interdisciplinary, research-driven, and inquiry-based education that prepares Pratt students for success in creative and professional fields. Our gallery features a dynamic range of exhibitions that explore contemporary themes and innovative practices across various art forms. From photography and painting to virtual reality and fashion, our curated shows highlight the work of talented artists, including Pratt alumni, and engage with critical issues such as environmental challenges, the evolution of photographic representation, and the intersections of technology and art.