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By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
State Funding Will Extend Child Care Hours on Community College Campuses To Align with Schedules of High-Demand Programs and Support for Student Parents.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
Long Island State Parks will be Host to Dozens of Semiquincentennial events all year long.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
“These men allegedly sought to inflict mass casualties in service to ISIS with the hope of exceeding the carnage of the Boston Marathon bombing,” said Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
A longtime member of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, she has supported scholarships, charitable initiatives, parish programs, and catechetical training, earning the St. Pius X Award for her service.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
“Even when it is alleged that they were to be used to firebomb an automobile, my prosecutors cannot even ask for bail on three Salvadoran nationals with tenuous ties to the United States,” Tierney said.
By Long Island March 12, 2026
Fourth Squad detectives arrested a 36‑year‑old Long Beach woman after a DWI stop in North Long Beach escalated into a violent struggle Wednesday afternoon. Police say officers observed a green 2026 Infiniti QX60 swerving while ...
By Long Island March 12, 2026
Suffolk County Police Sixth Squad detectives are investigating a crash in Centereach that seriously injured a 19‑year‑old Mastic woman on Thursday afternoon. Police say Kim Marie Lopez‑Coccia was driving a 2011 Hyundai Sonata westbound on ...
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
Carpenter highlighted the dedicated work of Town employees, Commissioners and Department Heads, the strength of the local community, and strategic investments.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
The two-day long tournament will take place from May 16 through May 17, 2026, and feature brackets of doubles games for players ages 18 and up, and of all skill levels.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
Students of the Quarter have taken the initiative on class projects and are role models for their fellow students, in both the classroom and the workplace.
By Chris Boyle March 12, 2026
Located at 80 Ruland Road, the warehouse first opened its doors in 2011 and has become a must-visit destination for beauty lovers who enjoy discovering luxury products at exceptional value.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
James Quininchetta Pleaded Guilty in January to Killing Rebecca Roth Outside Her Apartment in Moriches.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
According to Detectives, a 31-year-old female victim, Barbara Waldman, was murdered inside her residence on January 11, 1974.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
The NFL’s finance committee would need to approve of the sale before it could go forward, reports say.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
Five Individuals Charged for Roles in Multistate Operation That Sold Stolen Cars Throughout New York City and New Jersey.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
Patrick Thompson was more than twice the legal limit for alcohol when he crashed into 63-year-old Daniel Bliss on North Jerusalem Avenue and killed him.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
The proposed dam would permanently flood the robust natural restoration that has taken hold since the 2024 Stump Pond Dam failure, claims the SEA.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
Search warrant executed at Wen-Lone Chou’s home after year-long multiagency investigation recovered multiple illegal firearms, ghost gun, gun parts, and makeshift shooting range.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
Nina Varrino, who works as an Uber driver, was allegedly high on cocaine and Xanax when she crashed into a motorcycle carrying a husband and wife, killing 58-year-old Lisa Pelaez.
By Chris Boyle March 11, 2026
New Federal Survey Forces Schools to Hand Over Years of Sensitive Admissions and Student Data as Part of Ongoing Campaign Against DEI, James claims.
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