Lindenhurst
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Lindenhurst product signed his rookie contract flanked by his parents and brothers.
1m read1m readServices include gender neutral haircuts, styling, color and balayage.
1m read1m readMike Cavanaugh takes his kayak out into the waters near his East Rockaway and Gilgo Beach homes in search of the bottles. He then researches the history of the bottles to compile stories for a website he created.
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Lindenhurst St. Patrick's Day Parade
Parade begins at Fireman's Park and heads west on Hartford Street to Wellwood Avenue ending at the middle school. Congressman Peter King is the 2022 Grand Marshal.
Where
Lindenhurst, NY
Lindenhurst, NY
11757
Price
free
Christian Long Islanders are as divided on the hot-button abortion issue as most of the country. Between the extremes — no abortion at all or abortion with no restrictions — there is nuance among Christians on the island.
5m read5m readThe pedestrian, who was crossing Lake Drive, was struck by an unlicensed driver, police said.
'The William Floyd Youth & Government program continues to be the gold standard.'
3m read3m readPolice said the motorcyclist was charged with reckless endangerment after investigators reviewed surveillance footage of the collision provided by the child's mother.
The ambulance company is buying property on Straight Path near Mount Avenue from Babylon Town to build the substation.
2m read2m readDock-diving, a dog performance sport making waves in pet-centric circles across the nation, will be making a splash at the festival.
3m read3m readBreaks a tie at 13 with 30 seconds left in thrilling finish of Suffolk Class D semi.
1m read1m readA public hearing will be held Wednesday on a proposed tax break for an East Farmingdale apartment complex that would save the developer more than $4 million in property taxes.
1m read1m readAn 18-member Local Planning Committee of leaders and residents must vote on which projects to pursue by July 7, said Mayor Dennis Siry. All projects must begin within two years.
2m read2m readLong Island's 124 school districts are proposing average spending increases of 4.17% for 2022-23, a Newsday survey found. Average tax collections are due to rise only 1.54%.
4m read4m readThey've got all you need to go fishing — bait, tackle — and they'll clean your catch, too.
3m read3m readThis week's clergy discuss how guests can offer the congregation something new.
2m read2m readPredicted rainy weather this weekend has delayed the "living history flight" until July, officials at the East Farmingdale museum said.
2m read2m readThe couple have six children aged 8 to 1.
1m read1m readPolitical and advocacy groups increasingly have been injecting themselves into traditionally nonpartisan school board elections on Long Island, endorsing candidates, assisting in campaigns and inflaming divisions ahead of the May 17 vote.
Long read9m readMTA officials said they are taking new measures to address a recent rise in crime on the rails.
4m read4m readThe Winters Center for Autism will host a virtual information session on the subject Wednesday.
1m read1m readThe Bellmore live-music venue says business was hurt by COVID-19 restrictions.
1m read1m readLindenhurst native has been inducted along with Dolly Parton, Eminem and more.
1m read1m readPair total 12 of team's 13 goals as close teammates make up for lost time.
1m read1m readScenes from a Suffolk girls lacrosse match between West Babylon and host West Islip on Monday.
Nassau-based Long Island Mutual Assistance Group and Suffolk-based Long Island Loud Majority were among "extreme antigovernment groups" active in 2021, according to an annual report by the nonprofit.
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3m read3m readStudents of color have gone from being the minority to the majority in 32 Long Island districts over the past 20 years, a Newsday analysis found.
Operation "Long Island Wave" was the first of its kind on Long Island in 15 years and was carried out ahead of what authorities said is a typical increase in crime during summer months and because of an uptick in shootings, officials said.
3m read3m readAre gas stations benefiting from rising prices? Is it price-gouging? Is it worth it to buy premium grade, or turn off the A/C? Here are some answers.
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