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Beginnings: Rockaway Indians were the first residents in what was to become Oceanside. In 1682, the Town of Hempstead granted 100 acres in the area to St. George's Church so it could support itself. The property was known for many years as the Parsonage Farm, even after the church sold it in 1826. Gristmills in nearby communities soon attracted settlers, and farmers, fishermen and baymen got the community going during the 1800s. Oyster harvesting, particularly, provided a solid living for residents.
Beginnings: Rockaway Indians were the first residents in what was to become Oceanside. In 1682, the Town of Hempstead granted 100 acres in the area to St. George's Church so it could support itself. The property was known for many years as the Parsonage Farm, even after the church sold it in 1826. Gristmills in nearby communities soon attracted settlers, and farmers, fishermen and baymen got the community going during the 1800s. Oyster harvesting, particularly, provided a solid living for residents.
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Roundup: McCarthy leads the way for Elmont
Ashley McCarthy had 13 kills, eight aces and five blocks for Elmont in a 25-15, 17-25, 25-22, 23-25, 25-21 win in Conference ABC-III. Chelsea Richard added 25 assists and nine aces. Hempstead 3, Oceanside 1: Britt'ne McCrimmon had 14 kills, six aces and...Tags: Elmont, Hempstead, Riverhead (Riverhead, Suffolk, New York)
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Oceanside Mobil station robbed
matthew.chayes@newsday.comAn armed bandit covering his face with a brown mask robbed an Oceanside gas station early Saturday morning, Nassau police said. The bandit walked through an unlocked door into the Mobil at 3483 Long Beach Rd. about 4 a.m., displayed a silver handgun...Tags: Crimes, Theft, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, Police
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Man charged with Oceanside burglary
matthew.chayes@newsday.comNassau police say they have arrested a thief who sneaked into an Oceanside home and stole jewelry. Michael Kessler was arrested several hours after the Friday break-in in the Weidner Avenue home and charged with burglary. He was also charged with...Tags: Crimes, Police Arrests, Hempstead, Police, Hempstead
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North Hempstead
Reports from county or village police, Aug. 24-30. Albertson A Sampson Avenue house was broken into and ransacked July 27; $400 and jewelry were taken. Great Neck A 2002 Jeep Wrangler was stolen from Terrace Circle Aug. 24. A bicycle was taken...Tags: Crimes, Police Arrests, Vehicles, Floral Park, Police
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Oyster Bay
Reports from county or village police, Aug. 24-30. Bethpage An auto was broken into near Stewart Avenue Aug. 24. An Oceanside man, 25, was arrested Aug. 28 on Hempstead Turnpike and charged with drunken driving. Farmingdale A navigation device was...Tags: Road Accidents, Crimes, Hempstead, Melrose, Vehicles
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Celebrations
Bauer-Lazar Karyn Bauer and David Lazar were married April 18 at St. Anthony's Church in Oceanside. The reception was at the Milleridge Cottage in Jericho. The bride is a special-education teacher for the Port Washington School District and is the...Tags: Erik Olson, BP Plc, North Carolina, Massachusetts, East Norwich
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Kidsday goes to the J-14 magazine party
Kidsday Reporters, Age 9, Oceanside, Malverne and HewlettWe went to the J-14 Magazine In Tune party at the Hard Rock Cafe in Manhattan recently. We were so happy we had the opportunity to attend. We got to meet actor Cody Linley, who plays Jake on the "Hannah Montana" TV show. There was also the Long Island...Tags: Miley Cyrus, Music, Manhattan (New York City), Long Island, Hewlett
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John 'Junior' Gotti to face murder charges in Florida
anthony.destefano@newsday.comTuesday started badly for John A. Gotti, son of the late mob boss, and got a lot worse. Sleepless from tending to a sick son, Gotti was rousted from his Oyster Bay home about 6 a.m. by a force of federal and local law enforcement officials to face...Tags: Organized Crime, Justice System, Prosecution, Howard Beach, Florida
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Investigation into cause of fire at Oceanside body shop
A fire Saturday at the Novak Body Shop in Oceanside has been deemed unsuspicious, but the Nassau County Arson/Bomb squad is continuing an investigation into the cause. Fire officials said they believe the fire started in a garage area of the building...Tags: Nassau County, Fires
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Elmont man arrested in 12 bank robberies
Special to NewsdayAn Elmont man has been arrested and charged with robbing a dozen Nassau County banks after a surveillance camera video prompted tips from the public implicating him in the crimes, police said. Jason Ross, 29, of 1371 Marshall St., was arrested Tuesday...Tags: Elmont, Crimes, Bank of America Corp., Police Arrests, Vehicles
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Oceanside speller out of competition
christina.hernandez@newsday.comHe soared through rounds of competition in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, but it was "chrystocrene" -- the word for a rock formation resembling a glacier -- that crushed Long Island speller Zachary Zagorski Friday in Washington, D.C. Unfamiliar...Tags: Indiana, Long Island, Schools
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Don't babble during a showing
"Sellers shouldn't talk too much when showing the house. Buyers know when they're in the kitchen and bathroom. If not, we've got a problem. Too much chatter breaks the concentration of the buyer. Let them discover the house and get a feel for it as they...
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