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Jack Shapiro Sr., retired NYPD sergeant from Holbrook who died in waters off Gilgo Beach, remembered as avid surfer
Jack Shapiro Sr., a retired NYPD sergeant from Holbrook, had set out Sunday to do what he loved: surfing. His son Jack Shapiro Jr., 19, of Miller Place, said in an interview Tuesday that his dad, who went surfing often in the summer,
The new version of the Water Resources Development Act includes new language that will lower the federal aid threshold for ...
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Lunar New Year Festivities and More Things To Do on Long Island this Weekend with KidsLooking for the best things to do on Long Island this weekend? Here are some family-friendly events and activities to add to your schedule. Marshmallow roasting, horse-and-carriage rides, ice-carving ...
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A very special Long Island gal celebrated her 100th birthday earlier this month in style — and shared her secrets to living a ...
The plan, if approved by state legislators later this year, would increase total funding assistance for schools in Nassau and ...
You may not notice those huge water towers in many neighborhoods in Nassau and Suffolk counties, but there's one that's hard ...
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Cyclist killed in collision with tractor trailer on Long IslandA bicyclist was killed on Long Island over the weekend when he crashed into a parked tractor trailer, Nassau County police ...
Some like the idea of requiring hunters to return to the check station at the end of the day, both as a measure of safety, ...
Long Island home prices continue to rise in December. The median price of closed home sales in Nassau (including ...
Long Island is getting a mere 7.8% of the state’s next annual transportation budget — a third of what it typically nets — and ...
A woman who jumped into a Long Island canal in an effort to save her runaway dog ended up needing help herself to escape the ...
Long Island’s Catholic schools foster lifelong learners through a rigorous curriculum, strong Catholic values, and a ...
Homelessness is at record levels across Long Island, with 4,002 homeless individuals counted as of last year. According to ...
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