Quay-Sean Hines pleaded not guilty Friday to a grand jury indictment that he killed Amelia Laguerre on March 31 in a parking garage in New Hyde Park.
1m read1m readThe takeout area is unrecognizable, but the pastrami remains the same.
2m read2m readEthan Chiu is the only student from Long Island to receive what is considered one of the nation's highest honors.
2m read2m readThe woman told TSA agents the ammunition belonged to her son and that she had grabbed the wrong bag.
1m read1m readBingo Wholesale plans to open a 61,669-square-foot store in a space that a Stop & Shop supermarket vacated in 2020.
1m read1m readFederal lawmakers from LI have proposed a bill that would allow lapsed LIRR riders to recoup money that's been locked in transit benefit fund accounts since the beginning of the pandemic.
2m read2m readThe 600-pound silver-haired gorilla of organizations for seniors has almost 38 million members. Its right-leaning rivals are relatively small: the Association of Mature American Citizens, founded by a Long Islander, has 2.4 million.
Long read7m readAs part of their mission, members of The Beading Hearts travel to the Yaphank jail twice a month — once for men, once for women — to support inmates on their journey to recovery.
4m read4m readThe Long Island Regional Planning Council voted to name Midway Crossing a project of regional significance. The designation is expected to help raise funds from public and private sources, officials said.
3m read3m readLive streaming is gradually taking the place of cable for live sports, with some Mets and Yankees games coming aboard.
Long read6m readThe students' projects in the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair examined topics such as cancer research, climate change and a way to assist the visually impaired.
1m read1m readSchool district residents go to the polls on May 17 to vote on budgets, board members and propositions for the coming school year.
The summer kicks off with the Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angels.
Long read15m readThe shop carries loungewear to formal wear and everything in between.
1m read1m readDine in the cellar or ride through the vines in a Moke.
2m read2m readOptions include concerts, festivals and a scavenger hunt.
2m read2m readFrom grand resorts to charming B&Bs, here are five to explore.
4m read4m readThe festival includes more than just baby animals. Visitors can feed the grown goats and sheep too.
2m read2m readSome liken it to having a tailgate party on the beach — but you'll need the right vehicle (and a permit).
2m read2m readEveryone has their own idea of an ideal summer day on Long Island.
3m read3m readLONG ISLANDERS' FAVORITES
St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center, Mather Hospital, North Shore University Hospital and NYU Langone Hospital–Long Island each got the top score from the Washington, D.C.-based Leapfrog Group.
3m read3m readA strong market, lower taxes and warm climate won't pry them from homes they love.
5m read5m readHigh prices through the winter and spring have been brought on by a volatile crude oil market spurred by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and other geopolitical and supply factors.
2m read2m readWith the mall closing for redevelopment, the 50 or so koi there are among longtime residents that need to find a new home, mall owners say.
2m read2m readRussia's assault is hurting many of the world's poorest people.
3m read3m readReader letters to Newsday.
1m read1m readOur union seems like separate republics with very different laws and moods.
2m read2m readReader letters to Newsday.
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