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Todd Kaminsky, center, and his wife, Ellen, celebrating in Long Beach on Election Night.
Todd Kaminsky declares win in State Senate race
At around 10 p.m. on Tuesday, a number of State Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky’s supporters grew nervous as they gathered at the Park Sports Bar and Grill in Long Beach, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the Democratic contestant in a special election for the 9th State Senate District seat, who they hoped would deliver a victory speech. more
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Storm victims giving money back?
Q. I was reading about the state of New York trying to get millions of dollars back from storm victims who are raising their homes or even just repairing them. How is it happening that so many people . . . more
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Road conditions are dangerous due to snow falling during rush hour.
Snow closes Rockville Centre schools
Another winter storm hit Long Island on Feb. 5, bringing a few inches of snow with it and closing Rockville Centre schools. All after-school activities for Feb. 5 were also canceled, including the … more
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Ronnie Hunter, of Seaford, clears snow from the front of his house on Feb. 5.
Snow closings and delays in Wantagh, Seaford
Most of the snow from the blizzard two weeks ago was gone. Lawns and curbs were visible again. That all changed Friday morning as another winter storm hit Long Island, dropping about 6 inches on Seaford and Wantagh. more
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A view of the snow from Tally Lane in North Wantagh, looking toward the Southern State Parkway.
Snow closings in Wantagh and Seaford
Long Island is under a blizzard watch from midnight Saturday to 7 a.m. Sunday. Due to the impending snowstorm, there are several closures and cancellations in Wantagh and Seaford. more
The properly sealed house, Part III
Q. We interviewed three contractors for a spring project, and one kept talking about switching to using spray foam insulation. Is it better because it costs a lot more? more
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Members of the three Bands gathered on stage at the end of the night, as the American Heart Association hosted a Battle of the Bands fundraiser at Mulcahy’s in Wantagh on Nov. 19.
Bands battle it out for a cause in Wantagh
Wantagh residents and other Long Islanders gathered for the second annual Battle of the Bands event last Thursday to promote heart health and honor five young professionals in the surrounding area. more
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The Oceanside Waldbaum’s is scheduled to close after its corporate owner, A&P, filed for bankruptcy.
Hundreds of jobs will be lost due to A&P bankruptcy
The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union is concerned that hundreds of workers across Long Island will lose their jobs now that the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company — A&P — has filed for bankruptcy. UFCW is the largest private-sector union in the nation, and represents the 30,000 workers at A&P. more
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The Oceanside Waldbaum’s is scheduled to close after its corporate owner, A&P, filed for bankruptcy.
Oceanside Waldbaum’s to close
For the second time in five years, the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, also known as A&P, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and as a result, the Waldbaum’s at 3620 Long Beach Road, in Oceanside, which the company owns, will close in the next few months. more
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Funeral for slain NYPD officer in Seaford
The funeral services for slain New York City police officer Brian Moore will be held at St. James Roman Catholic Church in Seaford on Friday, May 8 at 11 a.m. more
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