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Nearly 60 stores and restaurants took part in the Cedarhurst Business Improvement District’s Black Friday/Midnight Madness event that included sales on Nov. 25, 26 and 27 in businesses along Central and Cedarhurst avenues. more

12/7/16

RVC synagogues officially merge

Central Synagogue of Nassau County and Reconstructionist Congregation Beth Emeth have officially consolidated after it was approved by the New York State Supreme Court on Nov. 18. The entity will … more

By Brian Kacharaba | 11/23/16

Flooding damages Central Avenue residences

After heavy rains on July 25 damaged the roof, water seeped into Avi and Sarah Miller’s first floor co-op at 261 Central Ave. in Lawrence and caused considerable damage, the couple is suing Lawrence 261 Apartments Corp., the co-op owner, as a result of what the Millers consider to be an unreasonable delay in repairs. more

By Diana Colapietro | 8/31/16

South Nassau hospital has the right prescription

It’s been nearly four years since Hurricane Sandy extensively damaged the Long Beach Medical Center and indirectly led to its closure. Its absence still looms large . . . more

8/17/16

Q: Is there anything that I should be worried about with the hotter temperatures for my pets during the summer?

A: The summer is here and that means warmer temperatures and longer days. It is the perfect combination to head out and go for that relaxing walk or lounge in the yard. But there are some … more

Central Veterinary Associates | 8/3/16

Steven McDonald in his Malverne home last week. Thirty years ago, McDonald was shot and left paralyzed by a group of teens in Central Park.

‘We are the flesh on the bone’

As his kitchen television silently aired CNN’s footage of the chaos the day after five white Dallas police officers were killed by a black sniper during a peaceful demonstration, Malvernite and New York City Police Detective Steven McDonald was listening to a speech by Robert F. Kennedy, made nearly 50 years ago, on the day after the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination. more

By Rossana Weitekamp | 7/12/16

Concussions force student-athletes and their parents, like Alyssa Garbarino and her father, Al, to weigh the benefits of playing sports against the long-term health risks.

Bellmore-Merrick athletes hit hard by concussions

Alyssa Garbarino’s second concussion came on a frigid Sunday afternoon when she was 17. Under overcast skies, Garbarino, of North Merrick, who was then playing with the East Meadow Soccer Club’s Storm, bruised her way through a sea of bodies. As she battled with her opponent on the Northport Cow Harbor United Soccer Club, she was constantly driven to the ground, her head hitting the hard earth. As fast as she went down, though, she popped back up. As the game wore on, she began to feel dizzy and developed a sharp headache. more

By Alex Boyd | 6/22/16

Employees of parade co-sponsor Nu Health marched down Hempstead Turnpike.

Hundreds turn out for Belmont Parade

Hundreds of people gathered at the Alva T. Stanforth Sports Complex near Elmont Library on Saturday to kick off the Elmont/Belmont Day Parade, marking the unofficial start of summer and the lead-up … more

By Steve Smirti | 6/8/16

Recalling L.I. before suburbia took hold

I grew up in Yaphank, a 14-square-mile hamlet in Suffolk County, virtually in the middle of Long Island. (The community to the north is, in fact, called Middle Island.) I remember . . . more

5/12/16

Q: Should I clip my dog’s nails before letting him run outside?

Clipping a dog’s nails is very important. Even more so, if your dog is going to be active and run around. Many dogs can break a nail easily if it is too long. The nail can … more

Central Veterinary Associates | 5/11/16

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