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Glen Cove Native Signs Minor League Deal With New York Mets
Glen Cove native Joe Suozzi is on the path to living out his dream of taking the field for the New York Mets after signing a minor league deal with the organization.
Pets
App Provides State-Of-The-Art Telemedicine For Pets
Petriage, a telemedicine app for pets, is helping people care for the four-legged friends remotely.
Sports
Oceanside Native Ready For Return To Baseball
Former Oceanside High School pitcher Kyle Martin just completed his first season of professional baseball in 2019 with the Baltimore Orioles.
News
Residents Urged To Reduce Irrigation Water Use
As a result of the mostly dry conditions over the last month, water systems across the region are facing the possibility of experiencing reduced pressure due to a 400 percent increase in demand.
Columns
MTA Freeze On Capital Spending Should Exempt Federal Transit Admin Funding
MTA Management must stop crying and step up to the plate.
Columns
Column: Reflecting On The Strangulation Death Of George Floyd
The video footage is excruciating, with 8 minutes and 45 seconds of having the life squeezed out of you with three grown men kneeling on you.
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Curran Column: We Listened And Now We Need To Pass The HEROES Act
The hardship from our weeks of quarantine with COVID-19 impacts continues to wreak havoc on our local economy.
Columns
Column: Back To The Beaches
I’ve been sneaking out of the house and going to the beach during the pandemic. Apparently, I’m not alone, as I have encountered many others with the same idea.
News
Curran Addresses Safety Concerns Due To Firework Complaints
In response to a 400 percent increase in reports of illegal fireworks sales, County Executive Curran announced a new email tipline, FireworksSales@NassauCountyNY.Gov for residents to report the illegal sale or delivery of fireworks in Nassau County.
Columns
MTA Freeze On Capital Spending Should Exempt Federal Transit Admin Funding
MTA Management must stop crying and step up to the plate.
News
Curran Addresses Safety Concerns Due To Firework Complaints
In response to a 400 percent increase in reports of illegal fireworks sales, County Executive Curran announced a new email tipline, FireworksSales@NassauCountyNY.Gov for residents to report the illegal sale or delivery of fireworks in Nassau County.
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Column: Back To The Beaches
I’ve been sneaking out of the house and going to the beach during the pandemic. Apparently, I’m not alone, as I have encountered many others with the same idea.
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Fireworks Displays Around Long Island
Click here for LIW's listing of 2018 fireworks displays The below list is from 2017. There are dozens of spectacular fireworks displays around the Island this...
North Hempstead Quiets Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
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New rules prohibit commercial activities on Sundays.
Residents Urged To Reduce Irrigation Water Use
As a result of the mostly dry conditions over the last month, water systems across the region are facing the possibility of experiencing reduced pressure due to a 400 percent increase in demand.
A Fictional Roundup
Words reflect real life in The Captain and the Glory In The Captain and the Glory, Dave Eggers tries his hand at satire. The Captain...
Great Places To Take Pictures On Long Island
Long Island basically has it all—cute villages, historic monuments, grassy parks, nature preserves, lakes and rivers, and surrounding it all is miles and miles...
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Curran Column: We Listened And Now We Need To Pass The HEROES Act
The hardship from our weeks of quarantine with COVID-19 impacts continues to wreak havoc on our local economy.
Food & Leisure
Battle Of The Brews: The Debate Between Hot And Iced Coffee
Long Island Weekly editors Caroline Ryan and Frank Rizzo debate what's better: Hot or iced coffee.
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Residents Urged To Reduce Irrigation Water Use
As a result of the mostly dry conditions over the last month, water systems across the region are facing the possibility of experiencing reduced pressure due to a 400 percent increase in demand.
News
North Hempstead Quiets Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
Frank Rizzo - 0
New rules prohibit commercial activities on Sundays.
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Taste The Many Flavors Of Coffee
A lot of people have their own preferences when it comes to their food and drinks, and one of the many great things about coffee is that you can make it to your liking. If...
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MTA Freeze On Capital Spending Should Exempt Federal Transit Admin Funding
MTA Management must stop crying and step up to the plate.
News
Top 10 Ways COVID-19 Can Affect New York State Tax Residency
A surprising effect of COVID-19 may be state tax problems related to residency.
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NICE Bus To Resume Fare Collection Saturday, June 27
NICE Bus To Resume Fare Collection Saturday, June 27
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Coffee Through The Ages: A History Of The Morning Brew
Whether centuries ago or today, coffee lives up to its standards.
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App Provides State-Of-The-Art Telemedicine For Pets
Petriage, a telemedicine app for pets, is helping people care for the four-legged friends remotely.
Prenatal Care In The Wake Of COVID-19
In light of the virus, NYU Langone has created more flexible prenatal care options.
As Universities Cancel Commencements, Graduates Find New Ways To Celebrate
College graduates may not have gotten the pomp and circumstance that they expected in May, but many have found other ways to celebrate with friends and family.
Virtual Mental Health And Wellness Workshop For First Responders
Molloy College Mental Health and Wellness Center is inviting doctors, nurses, EMTs, health care workers, police officers and firefighters to a free virtual COVID-19 Mental Health and Wellness Workshop.
Photos: Long Island’s Class of 2020 Celebrates, Social Distance Style
Here is how Long Island’s Class of 2020 is celebrating graduation, social distance style.
