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An estimated 200,000 women, men and children took to the streets of New York City for the 2018 Women's March, held Jan. 20, one year after President Trump was inaugurated.
Hundreds from Nassau take part in NYC Women's March
An estimated 200,000 men, women and children took to the streets of Manhattan for the second Women’s March, held on the first anniversary of President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration on … more
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Police respond to explosion near Port Authority
New York City police responded just before 8 a.m. today to a reported explosion at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue in Manhattan. The explosion reportedly occurred near Port Authority. more
Remembering a ‘true hero’
Less than two years after Inwood volunteer firefighter Joseph Sanford Jr. died of injuries he sustained while trying to extinguish a house fire in Woodmere, the Town of Hempstead dedicated Davis Avenue in Inwood, where he lived, in his memory, as Joseph Sanford Jr. Avenue. more
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Winthrop Hospital may merge with NYU Langone
Winthrop-University Hospital and NYU Langone are in talks to merge their two organizations. Officials at Winthrop say this “strategic partnership” would benefit the Long Island community and the hospital’s patients and their families. more
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Seven Seaford High School athletes have committed to playing college sports. Standing, from left, were Peter Couvaris, Nick Kociemda and Nick Couvaris. Seated, from left, were Dan Boulukos, Dana Duggan, Jessica Fischetti and Dan Connell.
Seven athletes sign on
Seven Seaford High School athletes who will continue their sports at the college level next year made their commitment official at a Letter of Intent signing on April 15. more
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'Dream the Impossible Dream' at BroadHollow Theatre Company's staging of "the Man of La Mancha," this weekend, at its venue in Elmont.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... Africa: Sub-Saharan DiversityDrawn exclusively from the Hofstra University Museum’s collections, this exhibition explores the rich diversity of 25 ethnic cultures across … more
At the seminar, John Faulhaber displayed enlarged photos of his son, of the drug that took his life and of Theo in his casket.
Learning from a family’s tragedy
fter John Faulhaber’s son, Theo, died at age 35 of a heroin overdose at his desk in his Manhattan office, Faulhaber, an Atlantic Beach resident, realized he had to do something to help prevent this from happening to others. more
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Jonathan Reyes and Gady Pozuelos, both of Inwood, were found a day after being reported missing on March 3.
Missing Lawrence Middle School students found
The Nassau County Police Department Missing Persons Squad reported at 3:51 Friday, March 4, that Gady Pozuelos has been found. more
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Atlantic Beach resident Missy Miller, with her son Oliver, spoke at the Compassionate Care New York rally outside the governor’s Manhattan office on Tuesday.
Governor signs expedited access legislation
Gov. Cuomo signed a bill on Nov. 11 that will expedite access to medical marijuana for critically ill patients. The law compels the state to issue patient cards to qualified, critically ill patients as soon as possible, making it clear that they are medical marijuana patients and affording them some protection from law enforcement and child protective services. more
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NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. NCPD Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity. Yosef Gerson’s disappearance galvanized the community, which organized an exhaustive search for him and filled a prayer gathering to capacity.
Search unifies community
When the Nassau County Police Department sent out a Silver Alert on Oct. 7 that reported Lawrence resident Yosef Gerson missing, it sounded like so many of the other alerts that are issued about people who suffer from cognitive disorders, as Gerson does, and must be found because they need their medication. more
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