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Five Towns native Peggy Lipton who starred in the 'Mod Squad' and was married to Quincy Jones died on May 11, at 72.
Lawrence native Peggy Lipton, 72
Known for her role in the 1970s television show “Mod Squad” and as the mother of actresses Rashida and Kidada Jones, Lawrence native Peggy Lipton died on May 11 of colon cancer, according to her daughters. Lipton was 72. more
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Zakiyyah Steward, left, was expected to be sentenced on May 9 for her role in the April 4 fatal car crash in Lawrence last year. The hearing was postponed. Rahmel Watkins next court date is May 20.
Zakiyyah Steward sentencing for fatal Lawrence car crash postponed to July 11
Zakiyyah Steward, one of the two people charged in the fatal April 4 car crash in Lawrence last year, was expected to be sentenced on May 9. The hearing was postponed to July 11. more
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Nassau District Attorney Madeline Singas outlined the charges on April 17 against six alleged MS-13 gang members who allegedly murdered two individuals in December. On her right was John Ryan, the chief Queens assistant district attorney, and on her left was Thomas DePaola, the Nassau deputy chief of detectives and assistant chief.
Six indicted for two alleged December murders in Far Rockaway and Lawrence
Six alleged MS-13 members have been indicted for their alleged role in two murders that took place in Far Rockaway and Lawrence last December. more
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Former New York Mets player Art Shamsky signed one of his two books at Temple Israel on April 7.
Temple Israel in Lawrence Hosts former New York Met Art Shamsky
The impact of major league baseball’s worst team, the New York Mets, rising to capture a World Series title and the imagination of the New York metropolitan area and country nearly 50 years ago, is historical, according to Art Shamsky, who played on that championship squad. more
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Nassau County Police Department Lt. Richard LeBrun at the Five Towns Community Center after the discovery of Harold B. Sermeno's body on Dec. 18, 2018.
Six alleged MS-13 members indicted in Lawrence slaying
Six people who were allegedly involved in the fatal shooting of Lawrence High School student Harold B. Sermeno in the back of the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence on Dec. 18, were indicted on April 4. more
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In the wake of Cedarhurst resident Dr. Richie Friedman’s death, his widow has initiated a $35 million notice of claim against several government entities and two utilities.
Dr. Richie Friedman death lawsuit planned
A Garden City attorney has sent a notice of claim on behalf of Cedarhurst resident Cheryl Friedman to several government entities and two utilities that a $35 million wrongful death lawsuit will be filed by the end of the year, after Friedman’s husband, Dr. Richie Friedman, was struck by a car and died in the Village of Lawrence on Dec. 1. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Laura Gillen at Lawrence High School on March 10, the fourth of her seven community town hall meetings.
Laura Gillen visits the Five Towns
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Laura Gillen covered a lot of ground in her community town hall presentation at Lawrence High School on March 10, then the roughly 40 Five Towns residents got their chance to ask questions. more
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Anthony Ponte
South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside names honorees for annual golf outing
South Nassau Communities Hospital has named board member and Manhattan-based real estate management and investment executive Anthony Ponte and long-time facility and planning leader Bill Ulrich as co-honorees of its 35th annual golf outing on May 20. more
The Five Towns will be well-represented at the New York State High school bowling championships by Hewlett bowlers Dillon Ristano, left, and Zane Lipson, far right, and Lawrence bowler John Loughlin Jr., center.
Bowling for a state crown
The Five Towns are well-represented on the Nassau County boys’ team that will compete for the high school bowling state championships in Syracuse from March 8 to 10. more
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What could be more apropos than finding an article on journalism in the Amtrak magazine on the way to cover a big story.
From Long Island to Washington and back
Waking up at 12:45 a.m. on a Friday to shower, shave and put on a suit is not my usual routine, so to say I was out of sorts would not be a lie. more
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