On March 4, the New York State Assembly passed a gun safety measure requiring that firearms in households with children under the age of 16 be stored in a locked container or be disabled when not in the immediate possession of the owner. The bill also requires gun license providers and businesses where firearms are […]
Looking for a restaurant to spend your next date night or birthday but don’t want to worry about inadvertently eating mouse droppings or pulling the chef’s hair out of your salad? Check out this map labeling all Nassau County-based restaurants with critical violations from the past few years. The Nassau County Department of Health issues fines […]
NEW HYDE PARK, NY – Last month, at the Village of New Hyde Park’s bi-weekly village board meeting, residents expressed concerns about how the LIRR 3rd Track Task Force Project, to build an additional track and bridge connect the station to external parking on Covert Ave., is negatively affecting their homes. Residents revealed various concerns, […]
In a world filled with diverse perspectives and values, the ability to share beliefs effectively is an essential skill. Whether it’s discussing personal philosophies, advocating for a cause, or explaining spiritual principles, clear communication can foster understanding, bridge divides, and inspire change. For many, sharing deeply held beliefs is not just about expression—it’s about creating […]
“We lately renovated our home following the [Tropical Storm] Irene,” Watts stated. “The the water was inside my drawers in addition to inside my closet. My washer is flipped. The yard waterline is 4 toes.” Watts in addition to different house homeowners had been cleansing out sandbags, particles and boundaries that had been stacked in entrance of their […]
A local military hero recently received the boost he deserved. Some 200 people paraded in the cold rain down Broadview Drive in Huntington on March 31 to support U.S. Marine First Lieutenant James Byler. Lt. Byler stepped on an improvised explosive device in 2010 while fighting in Afghanistan and was forced to have both legs […]
Great Neck native Rob Vassilarakis, 40, has come face-to-face with the hell of drug addiction, but he narrowly escaped with his life thanks in part to a different kind of addiction: an addiction to running. Vassilarakas will be competing in his second New York City Marathon on Nov. 6, and the memories of his troubled […]
Following the final tally in 2009, Tom Suozzi could do nothing but sit and contemplate why his effort to regain his old job as County Executive proved unsuccessful, falling a mere 386 votes short in the 2009 election. And while it was an extremely close race between Suozzi and his Republican counterpart, at second glance the […]
