9/11 victim’s remains identified nearly 23 years later as Long Island man
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The remains of a Long Island man killed at the World Trade Center on 9/11 have been identified more than two decades after the 2001 attacks,...
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Long Island man wins $10,000 A Week For Life lottery prize
A Brentwood man claimed a top prize this week on New York Lottery’s $10,000 A Week For Life scratch-off game, New York Lottery officials said.
With his big win, Mack...
Bud Harrelson, a Mets fan favorite who fought Pete Rose, dies at 79
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If you grew up a Mets fan in the 1970s, Bud Harrelson was at or near the top of your favorite players list — simply because he fought Pete Rose....
Fallen FDNY firefighter Billy Moon of Islip honored in Brooklyn with plaque
The New York City firefighter from Long Island who died in a training accident just over a year ago was honored by the fire department with a plaque dedication ceremony...
Jumper Leggio, the ‘father’ of Long Island youth wrestling, dies at 89
Long Island’s wrestling community is mourning the loss today of one of its legends, National Wrestling Hall of Fame grappler and coach Gombatista “Jumper” Leggio.
Often called the “father” –...
15 hours of eating and drinking in downtown Oyster Bay
If you haven’t heard, Long Island’s Oyster Bay is in the midst of a food renaissance.
The thriving dining scene has become a post-pandemic silver lining. And while the annual...
Wild family brawl on Sunrise Highway in Lindenhurst leads to three indictments
The mid-afternoon melee between family members on Sunrise Highway that was captured on video last month has resulted in felony charges against a father, son and a minor who has...
Deal in place for Grouch Marx’s historic Long Island home
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A sale is pending for the Long Island house where legendary comedian Groucho Marx used to hang his mustache.
The five-bedroom colonial in Great Neck where Marx raised a family...
I got a $250 ticket for driving through a school bus sign. I would do it again
Opinion | Have you ever seen a school bus drop off a child who’s then made to cross a four-lane highway with cars whizzing by at 50 or 60 mph....
Coram native and St. Anthony’s product Ian Strong is jacked to play in Pinstripe Bowl
Growing up in Coram on Long Island, Ian Strong was not much of a baseball fan, but you don’t have to be a passionate follower of our national pastime to...
