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The family was able to reach 911 just before the father's cellphone battery died and Suffolk officers conducted an hour-long search to find them.
1m read1m readThe circus is here for 10 days this month.
2m read2m readChristian 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.
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4m read4m readUpcoming Events
Victorian Christmas at Moran Studio
Join the East Hampton Historical Society for a very special holiday exhibition at the Thomas & Mary Nimmo Moran Studio (circa 1884). Upon entering the Moran Studio, a National Landmark, your gaze will be riveted upon the majestic holiday tree, illuminated in dainty lights and adorned with hundreds of precious, vintage glass ornaments. Be immersed in a 19th Century Christmas celebration, featuring festive décor, period clothing, antique postcards, beautiful silver, and period toys. Victorian Christmas at Moran Studio 229 Main Street, East Hampton Village
Where
East Hampton, NY
East Hampton, NY
11937
Price
$5
The Hallmarks of Hoie: An Invitation to the Imagination
The late Claus Hoie may be known for his watercolors of East End life, past and present, from noble whaling captains to the agricultural charms of the farm stand, but a new exhibition will highlight another side of the Norwegian-American artist -- his whimsical greeting cards
Where
Bridgehampton Museum
2368 Montauk Hwy.
Bridgehampton, NY
11932
Phone: 631-537-1088; Archives: 631-613-6730
Price
$5
Website
bhmuseum.orgStop the Bleed
The medical team at Good Samaritan Hospital will teach how to stop the bleed in emergency situations and increase the chance that more people will survive injuries, learn 3 quick techniques to control bleeding and apply them hands-on using training materials, participants will receive a class certificate upon completion, limited space, masks are required, register starting Feb. 1
Where
Sayville Library
88 Greene Ave.
Sayville, NY
11782
Phone: 631-589-4440
Price
Free
Website
sayvillelibrary.orgSenior had 22 goals and 11 assists this season.
1m read1m readHad two goals and two assists in win over Floyd.
1m read1m readMegan Magill gets three goals, two assists and Lauren Spivak scores four goals.
1m read1m readThe Suffolk Regional Emergency Medical Services Council presented awards Saturday to police, fire, ambulance and other emergency personnel for successfully administering CPR to victims.
2m read2m readOne of the teens was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital with serious injuries, police said.
1m read1m readThe body of Melissa Molinari, who was stabbed 58 times, was found in the Pine Barrens wrapped in garbage bags and duct tape, prosecutors said.
1m read1m readPolice said the man met up with the girl at a playground in Hauppauge, where he raped her.
1m read1m readSee the scenes from Friday's playoff matchup.
Bayer scored five goals and Kyle Scandale had three goals and a key assist.
1m read1m readPaul Bonny, 35, was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the November 2020 fatal shooting, prosecutors said.
Two years after Philip Joseph "PJ" Fusaro's death, his memory lives on as the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office and others celebrated his legacy.
2m read2m readSeawolves finish 16-3 after falling in the quarterfinals for the fourth time in the last five seasons.
1m read1m readSee the scenes from Thursday's playoff matchup.
Giovanna Calicchio had three hits and an RBI in victory over Mount Sinai.
2m read2m readThe State Division of Human Rights said the online retailing giant failed to comply with law requiring reasonable accommodations for such physical conditions.
1m read1m 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 readA play area with a tubular, winding slide, a ball pit, and play area with toys lets kids explore open play.
2m read2m readThe festival includes more than just baby animals. Visitors can feed the grown goats and sheep too.
2m read2m 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 readThe Veterans Place, a 23-bed shelter that operated on Mill Road since 1996, closed as the need to house homeless veterans has dwindled, said the CEO of the nonprofit that operated it via a subsidiary. All residents were moved to other facilities, officials said.
2m read2m readThe names read during the ceremony included Det. Dennis J. Wustenhoff, who was killed by a car bomb outside his Patchogue home.
2m read2m readNeighbors fear the new anaerobic digester would contribute to the area becoming the 'garbage capital of Long Island without any public planning process.'
3m read3m readThe Ridge woman crashed twice last July while taking Cub Scouts from a Calverton camp, then fled, Suffolk prosecutors said.
1m read1m readFour receive citations during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week after series of crisis calls in January.
2m read2m readThe concept is to turn food waste into a form of renewable natural gas.
2m read2m readThe off-road vehicles are not permitted on any public roads in the county, but police say they have been a nuisance and a safety risk.
1m read1m readThe move, described as unusually tough by policing experts, prompted a widely shared message from an unidentified PBA member, criticizing Rodney Harrison.
3m read3m readThey offer affordable entry-level homeownership, equity-building and downsizing opportunities for retirees.
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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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