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Anthony Nozzolillo reviews paperwork with a client, offering guidance on slip-and-fall liability and legal steps following winter-related incidents.
Slip-and-fall risks in Merrick: What to do and how liability works
A Merrick attorney explains slip-and-fall risks, liability, and what steps to take after an incident during winter conditions. more
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This flyer was hung up at Red Cote Preserve in Oyster Bay.
Body found in LLoyd Harbor identified as missing East Norwich woman
Authorities have identified a body pulled from the water in Lloyd Harbor as missing East Norwich resident Brittany Kritis-Garip. She was last seen on March 20 In Oyster Bay. According to Suffolk … more
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Spring unfolds in your backyard, where patios, gardens and greenery set the stage to gather and unwind.
Your backyard, transformed
Spring has surely sprung (at last)  — and we’re very much attuned to Earth Month  as we embrace the outdoors. It’s great get out and about and not feel so housebound,  which leads many of us to rethink how we use our outdoor space. more
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Junior outfielder Ethan Shapiro and the Generals ushered in a new era with legendary coach Steve Costello’s retirement.
MacArthur baseball begins new era
The winds of change are blowing through Levittown. That’s because after a long and storied career, Steve Costello, the Generals baseball coach since 1993, has turned the reigns over to a … more
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Cyclones junior ace Stellan Zangari has racked up 20 strikeouts in 14 innings of work so far.
South Side baseball fueled for success
Two narrow playoff losses last May provided plenty of fire for a veteran South Side baseball team for a deeper postseason run this spring. The Cyclones with a largely young team last year … more
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Sophomore pitcher Jamie Deitch has been a force in the circle for the Owls, who won five of their first six Conference 5 games.
Lynbrook steamrolls to 5-1 start
Lynbrook won a dozen softball games last spring but lost its last four, including a shutout defeat at the hands of Wantagh in the Nassau Class A quarterfinals. Now, with the improved arm of … more
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Mike Scotto and the Sailors are off to a slow start but are expecting to make strides as the season unfolds.
Oceanside expects steady growth
Oceanside’s baseball team is young, inexperienced, and has taken its lumps early in the season. But the talent is unquestioned. It’s a scenario that reminds coach Mike Postilio Jr. about the … more
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Catcher Ryan Nunez walked and scored on Jacob Lopez’s three-run walkoff homer April 6 as the Bruins outlasted Valley Stream Central.
Baldwin surges with walk-off win
Baldwin’s baseball team is coming off a disappointing 4-11 season, but has already matched last year’s win total through its first eight games. With a 4-2 conference record in AAA-2, the … more
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Jaritza Pujols is a key part of the infield defense and lineup for the Mules, who look to improve as the season unfolds.
Malverne looks to exciting future
Malverne softball is taking its first steps toward developing a new foundation, as older leaders and exciting young stars are working toward a bright future for the Mules. In order to attain this … more
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Mark Vera is one of the Seahawks’ nine seniors and a big piece of the puzzle as a pitcher/third baseman.
Lofty goals for senior-led Carey
Carey’s baseball team has unfinished business. There’s a nucleus of hungry multi-year veteran players who had their seasons end agonizingly close to competing for a county championship, … more
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