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Participants in the Glen Cove Youth Court program, along with their adult advisors, gathered for a pre-trial photo in the Glen Cove City Courthouse, where young jurors found that it was the defendant’s mother, and not the defendant, who let the dogs out.
Glen Cove Youth Court demands, ‘Who let the dogs out?’
On June 5, a jury of eighth-graders had a tough decision to make. After nearly 10 minutes of deliberation, the Youth Court jury ruled that a defendant did not have to pay a “dog at large” ticket … more
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volunteers helped assemble the Kuranda beds they collected and then transported them to the Animal Shelter.
Some comfort while waiting for homes
Nearly 50 of the adoptable hounds at the Hempstead Town Animal Shelter now sleep on comfortable new beds made of aluminum piping and replaceable vinyl fabric. more
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Is it worthwhile to have my dog’s urine checked?
Yes, it is actually very good to have your dog’s or cat’s urine checked regularly. By checking the urine during yearly checkups it will help your veterinarian screen for urinary tract … more
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The state attorney general’s office is investigating Shake A Paw after receiving nearly 30 complaints from customers who said they had purchased sick dogs at the location in Lynbrook and at the Hicksville store.
State probes Shake A Paw stores in Lynbrook, Hicksville
The state attorney general’s office is investigating Shake A Paw stores in Lynbrook and Hicksville after receiving nearly 30 complaints from customers across Long Island who said they were sold sick puppies. more
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Imagine dozens of Adolf Hitlers
Ira Levin imagined it in 1976. The novelist wrote “The Boys from Brazil,” fictionalizing the story of Nazi war criminal Dr. Josef Mengele. In Levin’s book, which became a blockbuster movie . . . more
Dealing with Adult Dog Baby Teeth
My dog has baby teeth in his mouth even though he is a few years old. Do they need to come out?When an adult dog has baby teeth that remain in their mouth past puppyhood they have retained deciduous … more
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Noodles are a traditional food for Chinese New Year: their length symbolizes longevity.
East meets West
Get out some red paper lanterns and usher in the Year of the Dog, which begins next week, on Feb. 16. more
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Gold-plated hydrants for Valentine’s Day?
As Valentine’s Day approaches, I’m in overdrive, obsessing about how to impress, and basically ingratiate myself to, my domestic partner. more
Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen, left, was joined by Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney, Department of Conservation and Waterways Commissioner Tom Doheny and Councilman Anthony D’Esposito on Jan. 11 to announce plans to call on the state to expedite permits to dredge Point Lookout waters.
Town calls on state to issue dredging permit
Town officials gathered at the West Marina in Point Lookout on Jan. 11 to call on the state to expedite permits to dredge waterways in Point Lookout. Officials said the plan to dredge Sea Dog … more
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Linda Troy, of Valley Stream, won first-place in the Best Group Costume category for dressing her dogs up as ‘Thing 1’ and ‘Thing 2’ from the Dr. Seuss book “The Cat in the Hat.”
Valley Stream dog park celebrates 'Howl-O-Ween'
Linda Troy painted her face, wore a mask and a Cat in the Hat costume for the sixth annual Howl-O-Ween event at the Valley Stream Dog Park on Oct. 28. “I come out here every year and dress them … more
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